A Parent’s Guide to University Applications
Join us on February 28 for the talk and Q&A session with Dr. Rhonda Fisher, University Counselor at Exupery International School
EduChat Session
We invite high school students and their parents to join us at Exupery International School on February 28 at 17:30 for the talk and Q&A session with Dr. Rhonda Fisher, University Counselor at EIS.
The event will help to understand how to navigate through the choice of career tracks and potential university destinations; how to prepare the application.
During the event Dr. Rhonda Fisher will talk about:
The event will help to understand how to navigate through the choice of career tracks and potential university destinations; how to prepare the application.
During the event Dr. Rhonda Fisher will talk about:
Career guidance and a discussion on how to choose university that is right for you
Introduction to potential university destinations
Application process: essays and personal statements, what are universities looking for? How to plan time for your application?
Introduction to potential university destinations
Application process: essays and personal statements, what are universities looking for? How to plan time for your application?
To get some help in this long and sometimes challenging task join us on February 28 at 17:30. Participation is free. The language of session - English. If you wish to attend, please register at the following link:
Our address: Jaunā iela 10, Piņķi, Babītes pagasts, LV-2107
See you on February 28, 17:30!
About Dr. Rhonda Fisher:
Dr. Fisher has dedicated over 15 years assisting high school students from various countries in achieving their aspirations of attending their first-choice universities. Alongside her counselling work, she has an academic background as a Sociology professor in the United States. In addition to her professional endeavours, Dr. Fisher is also the mother of 5 children. Balancing her roles as counsellor and parent has provided her with valuable insights into the challenges faced by students and families throughout the university application process.
Dr. Fisher has dedicated over 15 years assisting high school students from various countries in achieving their aspirations of attending their first-choice universities. Alongside her counselling work, she has an academic background as a Sociology professor in the United States. In addition to her professional endeavours, Dr. Fisher is also the mother of 5 children. Balancing her roles as counsellor and parent has provided her with valuable insights into the challenges faced by students and families throughout the university application process.
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