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EPISODE · Jul 19, 2024 · 23 MIN

Brett Fuller- Academic Research for College Success

from Parents: Is Your Teen College Ready? · host Shellee Howard, brett fuller

About Brett:Brett worked in College Admissions for about 10 years (Manhattan College, Columbia University, Wake Forest University) prior to joining Pioneer Academics. He has presented at IACAC, IECA, Ivy+ and NYSACAC conferences and has also served on a NACAC Ad Hoc committee. Connect with Brett:  Website Instagram Connect with Shellee: Website YouTube Instagram Facebook Group LinkedIn Email: [email protected]     🎁 Episode Gift & Contact 🎓 College Planning Support for ParentsWant help organizing next steps and avoiding costly college mistakes? 📘 Workbook Gift:https://go.collegereadyplan.com/podcast-gift-workbook 🤝 Interested in Collaborating with College Ready?Email or call [email protected] (949)235-7350

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Shellee and Brett discuss: - Anyone can consider academic research if they are excited about learning a certain topic - Participating in Academic Research can help you get into college - Academic Research can be a great way to figure out if you will actually enjoy your college major/career path

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