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They’re in! Now What? Parents, Keep It Real!

Guest author Maureen Tillman shares her wisdom on strategies for a successful college transition more

Maureen P. Tillman Reviews ‘Race to Nowhere’

'Race to Nowhere' has been voted a "must-see" film by educators, parents and the media, alike. Here we feature insights and comments on the film by guest author, Maureen Price Tillman. more

The Watchful Eyes — Junior and Senior High School Parents

Life is filled with transitions. Learning to be proactive and help our children develop the skills necessary for the next chapter is a tremendous life lesson. Guest author Maureen Tillman shares some ideas. more

At College Admission Time, Lessons in Thin Envelopes

online.wsj.com — Before they were titans, moguls and newsmakers, these people were...rejected. more

Avoiding March Madness

Guest author Maureen P. Tillman has some valuable advice as high schools students meet with their guidance counselors this time of year to discuss their fall schedules. more

College Admission: Days of Early Decision

By MAUREEN P. TILLMAN The letters, fat and thin, and their cyberspace equivalents, are landing this time of year, telling local high school seniors if they have been admitted to their... more

College with Confidence

What makes transitioning to college such a great experience for some students and so overwhelming for others? Guest author Maureen Tillman shares her thoughts and expertise. more

Videos Offering Admissions Perspectives

Videos providing perspectives on what admissions committees look for in their prospective students more

Q&A: Navigating the college-application process

boston.com — Tips from the director of a High School Career Center to help high school seniors as they navigate the nerve-wracking and often bewildering process. more

What Colleges Look For In Their Applicants

Excerpts describing the college admissions process borrowed from 'The Shape of the River' authored by former Presidents of Harvard and Princeton. more

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