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Upcoming College Counseling Events

List of 22 events.

  • Jun
    27

    Davidson Admission Intensive Workshops

    Join the Davidson admission team for a workshop series designed to help families navigate the college search and application journey. 
    All sessions are free and held virtually. Their goal is to provide information in a broad scope that will serve participants regardless of where they apply. Sessions are held live with Davidson Admission staff - bring your questions!  Sessions are not recorded.
     
    Summer Admission Intensives Schedule
    These sessions will all be held at 3 p.m. EDT.

    College Application Basics 
    Tuesday, July 9, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Juniors & Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    In this session we cover the fundamentals of applying to college. Discussion topics include: types of applications, application timelines, common application materials, and additional resources. 

    Finding Fit & Crafting a College List
    Thursday, July 11, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Juniors & Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    Join for a discussion on how you can get to know colleges and begin the process of selecting the ones to which you'll apply. We'll provide tangible tips on how to identify important factors and characteristics of your ideal college, so you can ultimately find the places that best suit you to embark on your college journey.

    College Essay Writing 101
    Tuesday, July 16, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Juniors & Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    Learn the who, what, and why of college admission essays along with tips for putting your best foot forward in writing. This session is a prerequisite for the Essay Writing 201 session.

    College Essay Writing 201
    Thursday, July 18, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    This session is intended for seniors and continues the conversation from Essay Writing 101. However, this session will welcome you to participate in guided brainstorming and writing exercises that give you a chance to dig deeper into the writing process.

    Leveraging Your Activities and Supplemental Materials
    Tuesday, July 23, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    Colleges want to learn about the meaningful ways you spend time. This session will help you learn how to be your own best advocate, and share details about your extracurricular involvements and formative experiences. Conversation topics will include the Activities List, Letters of Recommendation, and other supplemental application materials.

    Financial Aid Basics
    Thursday, July 25, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Juniors & Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    This session will cover the process of how to apply for financial aid with topics including: eligibility, necessary documents, cost-determination, common terms, and more.

    Pursuing Athletics in College
    Tuesday, July 30, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Juniors & Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    Playing a sport in college can be a more complicated process than many people think. Bring your questions, and come learn from college staff members and coaches about the process of NCAA/NAIA recruitment.

    It Takes a Village: Finding Your Support Network in College
    Thursday, August 1, REGISTER
    Intended Audience: High School Juniors & Seniors, Parents & Mentors
    Finding the right college is a task that is difficult enough. However, it's also important to consider how a college will support you once you enroll. Join this session to learn more about the counseling and resources that can be found on college campuses to help students find success.
    Attending High School Outside of the United States?
    Join us for these additional sessions crafted specifically for you.
    These sessions will all be held at 9 a.m. EDT.
    Location: Virtual
  • Aug
    6

    Bryn Mawr Camp College 2.0

    Camp College 2.0 is the August booster to our Camp College program. We will continue completing college applications, discuss the 2024-2025 supplemental essay prompts, and review the more technical elements of the college process (requesting transcripts, signing up for college representative visits, and requesting teacher recommendations).  9-11 (AM session) or 1-3 (PM session)
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library
  • Aug
    6

    Vanderbilt University Road Show

    Vanderbilt hosts Road Shows across the United States. These 90-minute events include a presentation from admissions officers on academic and student life at Vanderbilt, the admissions process, and financial aid and scholarships. There will be plenty of time for questions. Register
    Location: Calvert Hall College High School-Marion Burk Knott Center 8102 La Salle Rd Baltimore, MD 21286
  • Aug
    14

    Bryn Mawr Camp College 2.0 (makeup date)

    Camp College 2.0 is the August booster to our Camp College program. We will continue completing college applications, discuss the 2023-2024 supplemental essay prompts, and review the more technical elements of the college process (requesting transcripts, signing up for college representative visits, and requesting teacher recommendations). Students should choose the one session that works best with their schedule.
    9-11 (AM session) or 1-3 (PM session)
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library
  • Sep
    4

    Senior College Night

    This virtual event is for seniors, the Class of 2025, and their parents/caregivers. 
    This event is an introduction to the Bryn Mawr College Counseling program during the senior year. We will cover topics including:  
    college application timeline, FAFSA updates, generative AI policies and guidelines, Supreme Court decision on affirmative action, test optional landscape, and how to support your student through the college admissions process.

    Attendance is strongly recommended. Registration will be shared closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Sep
    14

    National Portfolio Day

    Showcase your artistic evolution! Visit with counselors, admissions team members, and faculty from art and design schools for a portfolio review before applying to colleges or universities. Register
    Location: Maryland Institute College of Art 1300 W. Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD, 21217
  • Sep
    17

    Junior College Kickoff Night

    This virtual event is for Juniors, the Class of 2026, and their parents/caregivers. 
    This event is an introduction to the Bryn Mawr College Counseling program for junior students and families. We will provide information about the college search process, relieve anxiety, and help you get excited about what lies ahead. 

    Attendance for juniors and their parents/caregivers is strongly recommended. Registration will be shared closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Oct
    7

    PSAT/NMSQT Testing (Juniors only)

    In the junior year, the PSAT (Preliminary SAT) is also the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, an academic competition for recognition and college scholarships. All juniors are registered by BMS for the PSAT/NMSQT.
    Location: KVB and Dance Studio
  • Oct
    14

    College Money Method Series: Succeeding in the Financial Aid Process

    This webinar targets the parents/caregivers in the Class of 2025. Please join the Baltimore Independent Schools college counseling offices and Paul Martin, Founder and CEO of College Money Method for a one hour virtual workshop for a comprehensive overview of the need-based and merit-based financial aid application process. You’ll receive expert guidance to complete the FAFSA and CSS Profile and advocate for your unique financial situation. You’ll also understand how to research, track and apply for merit aid.

    This workshop will help you stay informed and get answers to your questions, including
    • What are the deadlines for financial aid and merit applications?
    • What can we do to prepare for the process?
    • How do we complete the FAFSA and CSS Profile to ensure the most financial aid?
    • How can we take the most advantage of merit scholarship opportunities?
    Registration will be shared closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Nov
    19

    College Money Method Series: Navigating the New System of College Pricing and Financial Aid

    This webinar targets the parents/caregivers in the Class of 2027 & 2028. Please join the tri-school college counseling offices and Paul Martin, Founder and CEO of College Money Method for a one hour virtual workshop. This workshop will take an in-depth overview of today’s financial aid system and how need-based and merit-based aid policies work.  You’ll receive tools to understand your eligibility, options for financial aid, and actions you can take today to be ready. Registration will be available closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Jan
    27

    College Money Method Series: Understand How Colleges Assess Your Ability to Pay and Aid Eligibility

    This webinar targets the parents/caregivers in the Class of 2026 & 2027. Please join the Baltimore Independent Schools college counseling offices and Paul Martin, Founder and CEO of College Money Method for a one hour virtual workshop. This workshop will go behind the desk of the financial aid office and get an insider view of the rules and formulas for aid eligibility. You’ll take away actionable steps you may consider to increase your eligibility, with specific guidance for the FAFSA and CSS Profile. Registration will be available closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Feb
    12

    College Money Method Series: Evaluating Loans and Borrowing for Your College Investment

    This webinar targets the parents/caregivers in the Class of 2025 & 2026. Please join the tri-school college counseling offices and Paul Martin, Founder and CEO of College Money Method for a one hour virtual workshop. During this workshop, you’ll learn how to right-size the amount you borrow and evaluate all loan options available to students and parents. You’ll receive guidance and resources to research the best options for your needs. Registration will be available closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Feb
    18

    9th and 10th Grade College Night

    This event is for freshman and sophomore parents/caregivers. Parents will learn about the BMS College Counseling program and hear a keynote address from college admissions.
    All 9th and 10th parents/caregivers are strongly encouraged to attend (optional for students).
    Location: Centennial Hall
  • Mar
    5

    PSAT10 Testing (Sophomores Only)

    The digital PSAT 10 (preliminary test for the SAT) is purely a practice. This is the same test that the juniors took in the fall (the PSAT/NMSQT). It is the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test when taken as a junior (only juniors are eligible for National Merit Recognition). Our hope is that by administering the PSAT 10 in the spring, sophomores will be able to test under more “normal” testing conditions to practice for future standardized testing. 
    Location: KVB and Dance Studio
  • Mar
    11

    College Money Method Series: Comparing Offer and Considering Appeals

    This webinar targets the parents/caregivers in the Class of 2025. Please join the Baltimore Independent Schools college counseling offices and Paul Martin, Founder and CEO of College Money Method for a one hour virtual workshop. This workshop will look at how to calculate and compare your four-year costs across colleges. You’ll learn under what circumstances to appeal your offers and how to build the best case to increase your award. Registration will be available closer to the event. 
    Location: Virtual
  • Apr
    17

    Sophomore Families: Introduction to Standardized Testing and the Digital SAT

    Class of 2027 Parents/Caregivers are invited to join the Bryn Mawr School college counselors and Phil Pine, Director and Founder of Capital Educators, LLC, to learn how to interpret the PSAT 10 and Mock ACT scores reports and hear updates on college admission testing. 
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library, Howell Bldg.
  • Apr
    22

    College Money Method Series: Building Aid Generosity and Affordability into Your School List

    This webinar targets the parents/caregivers in the Class of 2026. Please join the tri-school college counseling offices and Paul Martin, Founder and CEO of College Money Method for a one hour virtual workshop. Find out how to evaluate colleges’ generosity for need-based aid and merit scholarships and calculate the prices you’ll be expected to pay the colleges on your list. You’ll get guidance on the resources and tools available to evaluate colleges on their generosity to your student. Registration will be available closer to the event.
    Location: Virtual
  • Jun
    10

    Bryn Mawr Camp College

    Multiple session college application workshop for rising seniors only.
    Students will create their Common Application account, learn about how to effectively answer supplemental college essays and participate in a college essay writing workshop.
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library, Howell Bldg.
  • Jun
    11

    Bryn Mawr Camp College

    Multiple session college application workshop for rising seniors only.
    Students will create their Common Application account, learn about how to effectively answer supplemental college essays and participate in a college essay writing workshop.
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library, Howell Bldg.
  • Jun
    12

    Bryn Mawr Camp College

    Multiple session college application workshop for rising seniors only.
    Students will create their Common Application account, learn about how to effectively answer supplemental college essays and participate in a college essay writing workshop.
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library, Howell Bldg.
  • Aug
    5

    Bryn Mawr Camp College 2.0

    Camp College 2.0 is the August booster to our Camp College program. We will continue completing college applications, discuss the 2025-2026 supplemental essay prompts, and review the more technical elements of the college process (requesting transcripts, signing up for college representative visits, and requesting teacher recommendations). Students should choose the one session that works best with their schedule.
    9-11 (AM session) or 1-3 (PM session)
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library, Howell Bldg.
  • Aug
    13

    Bryn Mawr Camp College 2.0 (makeup date)

    Camp College 2.0 is the August booster to our Camp College program. We will continue completing college applications, discuss the 2025-2026 supplemental essay prompts, and review the more technical elements of the college process (requesting transcripts, signing up for college representative visits, and requesting teacher recommendations). Students should choose the one session that works best with their schedule.
    9-11 (AM session) or 1-3 (PM session)
    Location: Edith Hamilton Library, Howell Bldg.

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