11/11 & 11/18 @ 5:00 PM EST
12/10 @ 6:30 PM
12/15 @ 6:30 PM: PSAT Review: Verbal
12/17 @ 6:30 PM: PSAT Review: Math
An IEP (Individualized Education Plan) is more than just a program for your child while in school. The IEP is a blueprint or plan, for setting and achieving goals. We will show you how to be a strong advocate for your child and how to navigate through the tangled system of rules and regulations. You'll also have an opportunity to ask questions. There's just so much information to share we've made this a 2-day event!
Here's what you'll learn:
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Your IEP rights during COVID learning options
The two 90-minute webinar sessions complement each other. The first webinar covers reading and writing; the second webinar will address math. Both will include overall test-taking strategies for you to improve your score.
Remember that your SAT or ACT score is the second most important factor in selective college admissions — and the PSAT is a foundation for them! It’s never too early to prepare.
This webinar was recorded on October 8th, 2019.
The unprecedented increase in applications over the last several years has made the college admissions process more competitive and complex than ever. To successfully navigate these turbulent waters, a student must stand out and truly demonstrate why he or she is such a great match for each college under consideration. Because Judi travels across the county to visit dozens of colleges every year — meeting with admission officers and students, touring campuses, and learning about the current campus culture — her personal insights will provide you with a much deeper understanding of the college admissions process than a catalog, book, or website can ever convey.
How Colleges Look at You
Admissions Stats for the Florida Universities
Effective College Visits Infographic
SAT vs. ACT
Colleges that Require or Recommend SAT/ACT Essay
Colleges that Require or Recommend SAT Subject Tests
The unprecedented increase in applications over the last several years has made the college admissions process more competitive and complex than ever. To successfully navigate these turbulent waters, a student must stand out and truly demonstrate why he or she is such a great match for each college under consideration. Because Judi travels across the county to visit dozens of colleges every year — meeting with admission officers and students, touring campuses, and learning about the current campus culture — her personal insights will provide you with a much deeper understanding of the college admissions process than a catalog, book, or website can ever convey.
Here's what you'll learn:Florida State University System Admissions Matrix
SAT vs. ACT
Educational Consulting Brochure
Tutoring Brochure
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The COVID-19 pandemic has been tough on everyone! In addition to the fear of infection, we are also facing a mental health crisis that has affected both parents and their children. With the new school year rapidly approaching, we've teamed up with Therapeutic Oasis to address a different mental health topic every week so that everyone will be better prepared for the inevitability of a return to virtual schooling. In this series, we will focus on:
During this webinar series, we tacked a variety of issues surrounding college and college admissions, such as:
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Application essays are the most challenging part of the application process – and our webinar can help students make that task easier, guiding them to write stronger, compelling essays that improve their chances for college admission. And, with fewer distractions this summer, students can actually complete and submit many applications before senior year begins in August!
While a student’s academic record and test scores are the most important factors that colleges consider, a student’s essay serves to differentiate the student from the rest of the application pool. College admission officers look for a student’s genuine voice that a GPA and test scores cannot reveal. A student’s essays can make or break an application.
During our webinar, you'll learn:
SAT/ACT scores have traditionally been the second most important factor in college admissions. However, in the era of Covid-19 there has been an unprecedented shift in the number of schools that are testing the waters with test optional admissions policies. But, the question remains, what does that actually mean? We will help you understand the test optional landscape. In our informative webinar, you will learn:
...The truth about test optional
…Who benefits the most from test optional
…How to effectively apply to a test optional university
…If you should submit your scores to a test optional university
…A roadmap for testing success
...How to remain productive during the coronavirus pandemic
Handouts:
SAT vs. ACT
Test Optional Schools as a Result of Covid-19
Florida Admission Stats & Test Prep Calendar
One result of the pandemic is increased uncertainties surrounding the college
admission process. We've hosted a variety of colleges in an efforts to get a better look at their admissions process and how it might change as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. In these webinars you will learn:
How admissions will be affected 
Year after year, parents miss the big picture: the importance of grades, combined with extracurricular activities, hobbies, examples of commitment and involvement. These and other critical elements are what admissions officers look for, beginning with the student’s record of activities and accomplishments from the summer before freshman year!!
Get going now. We'll provide insightful, practical knowledge that will motivate you to begin laying the groundwork today. Tomorrow, you’ll be prepared for all the complexities of college admissions.
This webinar was recorded on May 14, 2018.
Your SAT or ACT score is the second most important factor in college admissions. Since colleges treat the SAT and ACT as equals, you must make the important decision whether to use the coming months to prepare for the SAT, the ACT, or both.
Of recent importance are the significant changes to the SAT which have left many families more confused than ever. Rumors abound that the new SAT is a more difficult test than it used to be – which makes the ACT appear to be the more desirable test.
More familiar with the SAT “brand,” the majority of families who seek our services assume that the SAT will be the best assessment for their children. Most parents personally endured the rite of sitting for an older version of the SAT during high school. Additionally, they know how their children fared on the redesigned PSAT.
The ACT, on the other hand, remains a mystery for many. The majority of our students have had no exposure to the ACT. Many parents have heard of the ACT as an alternative to the SAT but don't know if it's worthwhile to make the investment in ACT preparation or simply stick it out with the SAT.
So if you want to end the confusion and pick the test that’s best for you, let us explain the differences between these two tests so that you can make the best-informed decision about which test to take.
This webinar was recorded on August 29, 2017.
US News & World Report's Concorded Statistics
Sit down with renowned college expert, Judi Robinovitz, as she shares with you her vast knowledge of college admissions -- and how to guide your child to success. If you have a student in high school, or nearing high school, you don't want to miss this presentation!
The unprecedented increase in applications over the last several years has made the college admissions process more competitive and complex than ever. To successfully navigate these turbulent waters, a student must stand out and truly demonstrate why he or she is such a great match for each college under consideration. Because Judi travels across the county to visit dozens of colleges every year — meeting with admission officers and students, touring campuses, and learning about the current campus culture — her personal insights will provide you with a much deeper understanding of the college admissions process than a catalog, book, or website can ever convey.
This webinar was recorded on September 28, 2016.
Join college expert Judi Robinovitz and psychologist Dr. Julia Gerena for this free, compelling information session about the accommodations for college entrance tests and AP exams. Get the information you need to apply for and receive testing accommodations.
This webinar was recorded on June 1, 2016.
The PSAT is a critical tool that highlights how students should begin preparing for the SAT (and ACT!), and beyond that, for college. We have some suggestions for maximizing your scores and creating an optimal plan to prepare for future tests. During this informative webinar, you’ll learn:
Don’t panic about a low score—the PSAT is a key diagnostic to help identify challenging subject areas and provide clues about where to focus areas of study and test prep in the upcoming year. There’s plenty of time to prepare and improve, especially if you start early, and we’re here to help!
Upcoming webinar on December 11, 2019.
Test Anxiety is common - and insidious. But there are proven methods to alleviate the worst of it - so you can perform at the top of your abilities. In this important webinar, let us share with you our wealth of expertise. Here's what you'll learn:
What’s especially important for you to know is that we’ll be live so that we can entertain your specific questions at the end of our presentation.
This webinar was recorded on February 6, 2018.
