The College Selection Journey: Parent and Student perspectives from Reid And Martin Van Der Werf

from College Tipsheet · host Gary Stocker

The college search can be overwhelming, if you let it be. But if you break it down into parts and work together with others, it can be fun, revealing, and rewarding. Martin Van Der Werf wrote a series of blog posts about the college search and advice for improving it. In this podcast, I talk to Martin and his son, Reid, about their recently-completed search. What did they learn? How did they narrow down their choices? What advice do they have for others?

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