I’m always at a bit of a loss this time of year, but not for the reasons you might typically think. The winter holiday season is a… Read more “Downtime”
Free Laundry is a Fallacy
If you read this blog regularly, you’re very well aware that I go on a lot of campus tours. (Since becoming an educational consultant seven years ago,… Read more “Free Laundry is a Fallacy”
The Ivy League, the NCEA, and Selectivity
I don’t mean to confuse readers with the title of this week’s blog entry. During my time at the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) conference in Los… Read more “The Ivy League, the NCEA, and Selectivity”
A Visit to Whittier College
The problem with going to conferences in sunny locations in November – particularly when one lives in the Midwest, where November is often met with the first… Read more “A Visit to Whittier College”
The Spinning of the Wheels
It’s that time of year, readers. November 1 has come and gone and those students who had early college admission deadlines on their calendars have (hopefully!) met… Read more “The Spinning of the Wheels”
A Return to Randolph-Macon College
Fall in Virginia is lovely, readers. I know this from previous trips there during the month of October, so you can imagine the complete lack of hesitation… Read more “A Return to Randolph-Macon College”
Not What You Think it Means
There’s that oh-so-famous (and GIF-able!) moment in the classic 1987 film The Princess Bride when Inigo Montoya says to the Sicilian: “You keep using that word; I… Read more “Not What You Think it Means”
