Featured Experts:
- Zach Evans, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, The University of Chicago
- Michael Keaton, Vice President for Enrollment Management, Ursinus College
- Lisa Przekop, Director, Office of Admissions, University of California-Santa Barbara

Host: Brennan Barnard: Director of College Counseling, Khan Lab School

11th graders and their supporters are embarking on a key stage of their college journey. You will start taking action steps on the road to the next exciting chapter of your life. You don’t have to go it alone. In this video we’ll help you get started with answers to these questions and more:
- What is the current landscape in college admissions?
- What are some myths and misconceptions to avoid?
- How can I get past the noise and the marketing to get real talk and real answers?

Featured Experts: Kortni Campbell, Vice Chancellor for Admission & Financial Aid, University of North Carolina - Asheville; Jonathan Williams, Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admissions, New York University

- How to manage the range of emotions with Early Decision results
- How to deal with well-meaning relatives asking sometimes awkward questions
- How the family of an 11th grader can work together to start their search
Wherever you are in the college process, the holidays are a busy and often emotional time. Whatever your situation, CGN has admission leaders ready to answer your questions live. Join us for an open-format Q&A, where the focus will be on you and your questions, on any aspect of the post-secondary journey.

**Featured Expert:**
- Whitney Soule, Vice Provost and Dean of Admissions, University of Pennsylvania
**Host:**
- Brennan Barnard: Director of College Counseling, Khan Lab School

**Overview: **Essays and supplements are an opportunity to tell YOUR story in YOUR own words. In this interactive 30-minute live Q&A, you’ll learn:
- The key qualities of a highly effective personal statement and supplements
- The most effective ways to write about yourself without bragging
- What admissions officers are really looking for
- The limits on receiving help from well meaning adults