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Virtual College Admissions Panel on Feb. 10

Thetford Academy’s Counseling Office is hosting a series of information sessions this winter to introduce current juniors and their families to the college choice and application process.

The first of these sessions in January provided an introductory overview to the college application process, with tips and resources to help families get started. Next up, on February 10, 2025, at 6 p.m., the series continues with a virtual panel of college admissions staff from local colleges and universities.

Open to all 11th graders and their families, this discussion is an opportunity for students to learn about more about the college application process, how applications are assessed and reviewed, and what the benefits of different types of college programs are. – all directly from college admissions staff. For more information about the panel and the events for the evening:

SchoolRepresentativeTopic
Thetford AcademyMark PichetteTA Counseling Department’s approach to the college process
University of VermontMoses MurphyJunior/Senior year courses, importance of the transcript
Community College of VermontKelly Craig StonerCommunity College Options
Vermont State UniversityRachel SmithCollege investigation, technical, and specialized colleges, benefit of small state schools
 Bishop’s UniversityEric GendronAttending a Canadian college
Landmark College
Jessica Pierannunzi
Student supports and colleges for unique learners
Dartmouth CollegeAnna DechertBenefits of liberal arts colleges and admissions selectivity considerations

For more information, contact Tippi Oshoniyi, Counseling Team Coordinator at [email protected].



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