Podcasts

Oftentimes, people are worried about entering college as an undeclared major. On today’s podcast, we speak with Aaron Basko, a leader in the field of higher education, about how there is nothing wrong with students not knowing what they want to study when they initially begin college.

On today’s podcast, we talk to Nikkee Porcaro. As a multi-talented gymnast, former Jeopardy contestant, entrepreneur, and test prep expert, Nikkee is knowledge on how to apply one’s skills in order to be successful.

Being a writer, whether you’re aiming for a writing career or simply crafting an essay to get into college, is daunting. Julie Gerstenblatt, who is an author and teacher, joins us on the podcast to give advice on the writing process and talk about professional publication.

The transition from middle school to high school can be daunting because the opportunities are endless and choices can feel overwhelming.

How can high school students get to know a college through a religious perspective when they are creating their college list? Laura Hosid shares her insights and advice for students who want to explore college life through a Jewish lens.

Today’s podcast episode is a little different. We divert from our normal college prep-based conversations and chat with Mandy Edwards, the owner of ME Marketing Services, who helps College Scoops behind the scenes with our social media content and strategy.

Transitioning from high school to college is not easy. For many students, this transition is difficult because it is the first time that many are living independently.

The stress of paying for college has increased throughout the years with the escalating costs of tuition. In this episode, Patricia Roberts, shares her personal stories attending and paying for college. Her personal journey led her to write a book for families called Route 529 to help families get started no matter where they are in their education savings journey.