In this video, Princeton Review Editor-in-Chief Rob Franek spoke with Drew University President MaryAnn Baenninger, who offered advice for current college students and college-bound seniors.
Here is a list of some important things to consider if your child is beginning, or in the process of, applying to college during the pandemic.
In light of the recent developments and complications resulting from the Coronavirus outbreak, students and colleges are scrambling to adjust to the new circumstances and coming up with ways to adapt and respond to new challenges. The good news is that The Hellenic Hearts Educational Guidance Program (EGP) is here to help.
In addition to providing mentoring, networking, admissions counseling, and professionalism programs The Hellenic Hearts Educational Guidance Program (EGP) provides career mentoring.
For students setting their sights on a college education, life uncertainly continues on. High schoolers must navigate online classes, build resumes without access to standardized testing or extracurriculars and must decide where they’d like to attend without visiting campuses. Here’s how the college admissions process has been impacted due to coronavirus.
The SAT and the ACT, standardized tests that serve as a gateway to college for millions of applicants each year, announced on [April 15] that they would develop digital versions for students to take at home in the fall if the coronavirus pandemic continues to require social distancing.
The Hellenic Hearts Educational Guidance Program (EGP) is closely monitoring the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19 as it relates to our mission and programs. Learn more.
Campus closures at colleges and universities across the country are spreading as fast as the novel coronavirus itself. While higher education has previously endured national emergencies (think 9/11/01) and weathered various crises (fires, floods, and flu), the timing and scope of COVID-19 are unprecedented. College admission is certainly not immune to the impact of this disease and it is having very real consequences for enrollment managers and the students whom they hope to attract.
In recognition of this challenging time, and in response to concerns resulting from COVID-19, EGP is evaluating and adapting our programing to best suit the needs, and ensure the continued safety of our participants. As always, EGP is available to provide guidance to all concerned students and parents during this trying time. Learn more.
On Saturday morning, Hellenic Hearts Educational Guidance Program (EGP), hosted for the 2nd year in a row its Annual College Fair & Mentoring Event at St. Luke Greek Orthodox Church in Broomall, PA.