On the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, host Ian Fisher welcomed guests to explore the University of California application, with special attention given to how to approach their essays. He also welcomed a College Coach finance expert to talk about applying for scholarships. You can listen to the complete show on the Voice America network or by searching for Getting in: A college Coach Conversation wherever you get your podcasts.

It’s officially fall, which means that early college application deadlines are just around the corner. For high school seniors who are (we hope!) working on their applications right now, never fear—last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation is here to help, with two segments on college essays and some timely questions on applying for financial aid.

On last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, host Sally Ganga covered topics that many of you will find interesting. Her conversations included the inner workings of the undergraduate Admission Office at our country’s oldest institution of higher education, Harvard University, a dive into the ApplyTexas essay topics, and a discussion of financing a graduate/professional health professions degree. Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA, was the college spotlight of the week.

In last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, Ian Fisher was back in the host chair to tackle rumors, application documents, and financial aid processes, all with a quick spotlight on Williams College.

Labor Day has come and gone, and that means two things: summer is (sadly) over and it is officially college application season! Beth Heaton returned to host last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, covering a range of topics. In the first segment, first generation college-bound students were given advice, recommendations, and things to consider as they begin their college career. Many families need help building a college list that is affordable, and the second segment on the show offered tools for researching colleges from a financial perspective. And the show wrapped with an Office Hours discussion focused on the “Why this College?” essay that many colleges ask applicants to write.

Are you looking at test-optional schools? Planning to apply to the University of California system? Have questions about loans or the FAFSA? Then this episode of the Getting In: A College Coach Conversation is just for you! As we move into the days and weeks where students are returning to school, we’re shifting gears to discuss the ever-more timely ins and outs of specific college application processes. This week, college admissions advisor Sally Ganga filled in as host.

Applying to college in Texas? Or anywhere? Then the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation is for you. Host Ian Fisher offers up a full show of application advice and guidance, on managing the expense of the college application process, navigating the ApplyTexas application, and getting started on college apps in general.

On the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, host Elizabeth Heaton welcomed guests to talk about the new changes in the 2017-18 Common Application, tips for establishing a budget for college, and strategies for approaching activity resumes. You can listen to the complete show on the VoiceAmerica network or by searching for Getting in: A College Coach Conversation on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts.

On the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, Ian Fisher was back in the host chair reminding us that, with students heading back to school this month, the nearness of college application season is inarguable.

If you are an international student or parent, or anyone who wants to cut costs in college, you won’t want to miss last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation. Guest host Sally Ganga had experts on hand to talk about the many aspects of college admissions and enrollment for international students, and she welcomed a recent and gainfully employed college graduate, who shared some fantastic college cost-saving advice with our listeners.