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To round out the school year (and season one of the podcast!), we’re discussing three ways students of all ages can prepare for college during the summer. One easy way to do that is to apply for scholarships, and Jenny Sass from my529 is joining us to talk about an easy and fun way you could win a $1,000 scholarship this summer.

In this month’s episode, we’re discussing how students can find and excel at internships during college.

In this month’s episode, we’re discussing how students can protect themselves from scholarship scams and find legitimate scholarship resources online.

In this month’s episode, we’ve asked a panel of college advisors to discuss how students can identify a great recommender, how to politely and professionally ask for a letter of recommendation, and how to set your recommender up for success so they can write the most compelling letter possible on your behalf.

In this episode, Samuel Broncho (Admissions Counselor at the University of Utah) discusses how students can pay for college and develop valuable career skills through college internship opportunities.

In this episode, Bryan Aguayo-Meza and Cristell Marcial, two current college students attending Utah Valley University, share their insights into preparing and paying for college and discuss the things they wish they had known when they were in high school.

November's episode is a rebroadcast of an interview we conducted back in 2019 with Dayan Casteneda, who works at the Dream Center at the University of Utah.Dayan explains how undocumented students living in Utah can find funding to help pay for college. She also shares how her organization can support Utah high school students on their educational journeys, regardless of whether they want to attend the University of Utah.

In this episode, hydrogeologist Lindsay Hughey (BS - University of Notre Dame, MS - University of Nevada Reno) shares strategies for how student can afford their "dream colleges". Lindsay also discusses her advice on how women and girls who are aspiring to major and work in STEM fields (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) can succeed in college and career.