Marissa Meddin

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 133: College Admissions Expert Marisa Meddin on Application Strategies for Atypical Students · 3 Nov 2018 podcast

didn't know what they didn't know, if that makes sense.

So they weren't even nervous about the things that they maybe should have been looking into.

So so that's where I jump in.

And the earlier the parents go through the course, so it's a it's a seven day online course.

So it's really meant for someone to start, um, take them from point A to point Z and understand the whole process.

And what I love is that a lot of parents, let's say you have a freshman or sophomore, for example,

In high school, you can go through the course, listen and watch the whole thing, and it has helpful worksheets and things.

But some of it's gonna be applicable now and some of it it's gonna be advice

for kids during their junior year, during their senior year.

But by listening to it now, parents tend to just feel way, way, way more at ease that they have the whole situation handled because they then feel confident, okay, I know I've done all the things I'm supposed to do freshman year.

I know I'm keeping track of all the things that are supposed to happen sophomore year.

And even though it has nothing to do yet, I just kind of know in the back of my head the things that I'll supposed to be doing over the next few years.

And it just becomes less scary, if that makes sense.

Yeah, that's the earliest.

Um, there are sometimes parents of seventh graders, of eighth graders who, you know, really starting early choose to listen to it.

And that's up to every parent.

But I would say if possible, buy freshman year, buy sophomore year.

Um, if there's any parents who have juniors or seniors, the course is so helpful too as you get into the weeds of all of it.

But the earlier you can listen, and I and I I keep saying this because I don't want to undermine the statement as I talk.

to you know, I was even talking to a principal of my high school the other day about the course that I offer and

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