Road to College Webinars

Learn everything you need to know about the college process from our guest speakers: Directors of Undergraduate Admission, College Advisors, and Alumni of elite universities. The “Road to College” series is a single point of reference for questions ranging from high school course selection, standardized tests, financial planning, selecting a college, and much more. Learn what you can expect from each stage of the college admissions process and find out how your children can differentiate themselves to appeal to the universities of their choice.

Schedule and Topics of the Road to College Series:

Select the Event You Would Like to Attend or Attend Them All (must pre-register for each event separately):

Road to College: College Advisors Panel -- 2/25/2021 
Road to College: College Advisors Panel -- 3/11/2021 
Road to College: College Advisors Panel -- 4/7/2021 
Road to College: Boston College -- 3/24/2021 
Road to College: Boston University -- 4/15/2021 
College Q&A Panel: USA Colleges -- 3/17/2021 
College Q&A Panel: USA Colleges -- 3/18/2021 
College Q&A Panel: International Colleges -- 3/31/2021 

The webinars are FREE and recommended for families with students in grades 6 and higher.

Road to College: College Advisors Panel

The Russian School of Mathematics is hosting a panel discussion to help parents and students learn more about the college admission process and ways that you and your child can be as prepared as possible for the road to college. Take advantage of the expertise from our guests, college advisors, who can guide you in defining and developing educational goals and provide the most current and accurate insights into the college process. 

This event is free and open to the public and recommended for families with students in grades 6-11.

Thursday, February 25th at 6 PM CST / 7 PM EST 

OR

Thursday, March 11th at 6 PM PST / 9 PM EST 

OR

Wednesday, April 7th at 7 PM EST 

Road to College: Boston College

Join our Road to College discussion and get advice on the application process for Boston College from our guest, Grant M. Gosselin, Director of Undergraduate Admission of Boston College. Learn how admission decisions are made and what you can expect from each stage of the admission process, participate in the discussion about Financial Aid, and take a virtual campus tour to Boston College! 

This free webinar includes:

- Virtual Campus Tour

- Admission Process Overview

- Discussion around Financial Aid.

This event is free and open to the public and recommended for families with students in grades 6-11.

Wednesday, March 24th at 7 PM EST 

Road to College: Boston University

The Russian School of Mathematics invites families to join our discussion on the Road to College: Boston University. Learn how admission decisions are made and what you can expect from each stage of the admission process!

This event is free and open to the public and recommended for families with students in grades 6-11.

Wednesday, April 15th at 7:30 PM EST 

College Q&A Panel: USA Colleges

The College Q&A Panel is the perfect opportunity for both parents and students to gain candid insight into the college process and to learn from current college students attending elite universities. The panelists, RSM Alumni and their friends representing elite USA colleges, will share how they differentiated themselves to appeal to universities as well as their experiences at their respective schools.

This event is free and open to the public and recommended for families with students in grades 6-11.

Wednesday, March 17th at 6 PM EST 

OR

Thursday, March 18th at 7 PM CDT / 8 PM EST 

College Q&A Panel: International Colleges

Has your child considered applying to an international university? Explore the higher education options that exist beyond our country's borders with our guests, alumni who graduated from elite International colleges. They will share their experiences and tips about making the most of your child's high school journey. This webinar is the perfect opportunity for both parents and students to gain candid insight into the international college process.

This event is free and open to the public and recommended for families with students in grades 6-11.

Wednesday, March 31st at 7:30 PM EST