Podcast Episode 34: Sports at Canadian Universities
There’s lots of information around about sports at US universities, but what is the situation in Canada? In this episode, I discuss …
Podcast Episode 33: What’s it like to be a US Sports Scholar?
Holly Cram, a former US sports scholar, Great Britain hockey star and founder of AspireUSA and I discuss the realities of life …
Podcast Episode 32: US Sports Scholarships, with Rob Thomas
Rob Thomas of Sporting Elite USA and I discuss the key features of US sports scholarships, looking beyond the myths and misunderstandings …
Podcast Episode 31: Pearson College London and Degree Apprenticeships, with Caroline Cox
UCAS has a wealth of specialist institutions available to students, and Pearson College London is one of my favourites. In this episode, …
Podcast Episode 30: A new world of US admissions?
In September 2019, the US National Association for College Admission Counseling, under pressure from the Department of Justice, was forced to change …
Podcast Episode 29: the IB Diploma and the UK
In this longer episode, I explore the IB Diploma and the context of UK schools and UK universities. Speaking with Pippa Gibbs …
Podcast Episode 28: the new English GCSEs, with Dr Andy Kemp
In this episode I interview Dr Andy Kemp, Head of Senior School at Wells Cathedral School in England. Our focus is the new suite …
Podcast Episode 27: Do you need to use UCAS to apply to UK universities?
Though the vast majority of students will apply to UK universities using UCAS, from time to time other routes seem possible. In …
Podcast Episode 26: in conversation with Nancy Beane, a college counseling hero
It was a great privilege to interview Nancy Beane, former NACAC President and a college counselor in Georgia, about her work, our …
Podcast Episode 25: The New IB Maths and UK University Entry
An overview of how the changes to IB Maths may impact entry to UK universities, with discussion from Melanie Moorhouse of St …
