On the most recent episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, guest host Sally Ganga covered a variety of topics targeted to a range of listeners: for college students, the importance of college advising in containing college costs; for middle and high schoolers, a discussion about the plethora of summer programming available (and why students should take advantage of it); and for high school seniors, what to do now if they have been deferred from their Early Decision or Early Action school-of-choice.

‘Tis the season—for holiday parties, shopping, and preparations. But for high school seniors, it’s also the season for finishing up their college applications. And with that in mind, the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation has some help for those students working on the Columbia University application. Host Beth Heaton covers that topic, as well as soliciting some great advice on the role that leadership plays in an MBA application and also some guidance for parents getting a late start on saving for college.

It’s the time of year when admissions decisions begin to go out for seniors and when the search process begins to ramp up for juniors. This episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation is chock full of great advice for families with students in both circumstances—read on for recaps, but tune in for all the good details!

On the last episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, host Sally Ganga spent the majority of the show responding to listeners’ questions. Sally also had a timely conversation regarding Regular Decision application lists.

On the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, host Ian Fisher welcomed three College Coach experts to explore the role of senior year grades in admission decisions, strategies for the University of Southern California’s essay prompts, and the net price calculator tool found on individual college websites. 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.

In the latest episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, host Beth Heaton covers a wide range of informative topics: an insider’s perspective on what happens after you submit your financial aid application, a conversation about honors colleges, and insight into the UVA supplemental essays.

‘Tis the financial aid application season, so guest host Sally Ganga kicked off last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation with some tips on completing the CSS Profile form.  She also talked with her guests about how to choose a college major and offered advice to students answering the Lehigh University supplemental essay prompts.

In last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Coach Conversation, Beth Heaton continued our series on how to stand out in the college admissions process, and also addressed listener questions.

On last week’s episode of Getting In: A College Conversation, host Ian Fisher and his guests zeroed in on how to stand out in your extracurricular activities, knowing when to push the “submit” button on your applications, and all the details you need to know about completing the FAFSA.

Beth Heaton was back at the mic last week, hosting a Getting In: A College Coach Conversation episode chock-full of great information and helpful advice. Beth introduced a new series, “Standing Out,” as well as returned to the perennially favorite topics of FAFSA filing and score sending. If you’re looking for answers about these topics, then this episode is just for you!