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Activities cancelled?   Athletics put on hold?

Juniors. . .use the down time to get a jump on the "Recommendation" and "Activities" sections of

your college application.

Letters of Recommendation from school counselors, teachers or other recommenders are required by many colleges. 

 

To assist recommenders in completing these letters for you, students are usually required to complete a Letter of Recommendation packet.  This packet gives the recommender information about your interests, activities, and how you spend your time outside the classroom.  A well-written Letter of Recommendation packet can set the stage for a great recommendation letter.

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Much of the same information that goes into a Letter of Recommendation packet will also be requested in your college application.  Gathering this information into a concise and well-organized student resume early on will save time and decrease stress later on.

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Register now for our 1-hour online Letter of Recommendation workshop and get ahead in the game. You'll be glad you did!

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Course fee: $150.  Curriculum details below.  Multiple dates available.

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Please note that this course is intended for 11th Grade students only.
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This 1-hour online webinar will assist students in completing a Letter of Recommendation packet and Student Resume.  Participants will be guided through exercises to identify and prioritize their extracurricular activities, awards, honors, volunteer work, and paid employment.  Writing templates will be provided, and students will be asked to submit written drafts of their work for review / suggestions after the class. 
Up to 2 reviews of each document are included in $150 course fee.
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Thank you for registering! 

You will soon be sent a request for payment from

Alma Matters / Sue Freeman via either Venmo or Zelle. 

Upon receipt of payment, you and your student will be emailed a  ZOOM link to the workshop.

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If you have additional questions, you can reach

Sue at (949) 216-0221.

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