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In Conversation with... Phil Moreno

EDUC 725.1

Join us for part one of our College Counseling Summer Speaker Series and address the impact of the FAFSA update and testing changes on this year's college decisions.

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Why you should attend.

  • Discuss such topics as mental health, learning loss, and grade inflation
  • Address the impact of SCOTUS and FAFSA on this year's college decisions
  • Examine the next chapter in testing. Will universities go back to requiring standardized testing or remain test-optional
  • Review trends in college counseling: changes, choices, and challenges

About this course:

Plan to attend this wide-ranging conversation led by Phil Moreno, the NACAC Chair-elect, who will focus on crucial college counseling issues. Phil’s experience on both sides of the desk will inform a wide-ranging conversation on this year’s FAFSA debacle, testing, mental health issues, and what’s coming in College Counseling.
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College Counseling

Summer Speaker Series

Hosted by the UCLA Extension College Counseling program, In Conversation With... is our summer webinar series, bringing together college admissions professionals, thought leaders, and experts in the college counseling field. Each hour-long live webinar is led by one of our College Counseling certificate program instructors as they discuss current trends in college admissions with each of our distinguished guests.

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