Involved vs. Overcommitted: How to help your teen choose the RIGHT extracurricular activities
with Julie Kim
The replay period for this interview is over, but you can still access the recording through the Success Package, here.
Ivy League/Top-tier Bootcamp Lesson One: Create Your Stand Out Theme For Your Ivy League/Top Tier Applications
The Ivy League/Top-tier Bootcamp is a step-by-step course that will teach you what Ivy Leagues/Top-tier Colleges & Universities are looking for and how you can position yourself to stand out using your strengths and passions. ($250 value)
This bonus is available for FREE with the Ready for College Success Package, which includes…
Lifetime access to all 34 video interviews with our guest experts- Downloadable audios of each class so you can listen on the go
- Written transcripts of all of the interviews, so it’s easy to find the exact tips and insights you need and share them with your friends and family.
- Parent checklist for admissions & scholarship awards so you know exactly what needs done when (Value $47)
- An 8-step guide on how to set a budget for college (Value $250)
- College Essay Guy’s Complete Guide to the “Why Us” Essay (Value $20)
Involved vs. Overcommitted: How to help your teen choose the RIGHT extracurricular activities
When it comes to college admissions and extracurriculars, there are tremendous expectations for students to be super involved, have leadership activities, and be doing all of this outside of the classroom. Beyond their classes and their grades, which they’re also supposed to be doing really well with, they’re also supposed to be really involved. But there’s a fine line between being involved and being overcommitted. Julie Kim, who is an expert on what rtop-tier colleges are looking for when it comes to students’ extracurriculars and their involvement and engagement, is going to give us the real story about what you should actually be shooting for with your extracurricular activities. Join us to learn…
- How to help your teen choose the RIGHT extracurricular activities
- Signs that your teen might be overcommitted
- The importance of finding their interest, passion, and strength (this should be their #1 priority)
- How to balance societal pressure vs. what your teen really wants
- Whether it’s better for a student to be VERY involved with only a FEW activities, or KIND OF involved with A LOT of activities
- What Ivy Leagues/top-tier schools are looking for in extracurricular involvement
About Your Speaker
Julie Kim
Julie Kim is a graduate of USC and Harvard University and she mentors high school students to find their passion and strengths and use their passions to get accepted into Ivy Leagues/Top-tier. Most parents and students think that the college application process is demanding, stressful, and competitive. But Julie is here to tell you that it doesn’t have to be all that hard if you focus on authenticity and passion.
Get Julie’s FREE guide, 5 Ways To Strengthen Your Ive League/Top-Tier College Applications