Webinar | Ask the Experts

The Truth About College Admission

Wednesday, November 4 | 7pm ET
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Rick Clark (Guest Speaker)
Executive Director, Strategic Student Access
Georgia Tech
Rick Clark
Georgia Tech

What Really Happens Behind the Admissions Desk?

Join Rick Clark for a candid conversation about what really shapes admissions decisions, what families often misunderstand, and what it means for your student.

The Truth About College Admission

See college admission from the other side.

Wednesday, November 4
7pm ET

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What Really Matters and What Doesn’t?

Rick will take you inside today’s admissions process, including:

Building a Class

What really shapes an admissions decision.

Testing Today

Where SAT and ACT scores fit now.

Institutional Priorities

Why intended major can matter.

AI & Applications

How to use AI without losing your student’s voice.

Your Student’s Story

How the pieces of an application come together.

What’s Ahead

The trends shaping college admissions.

Don’t miss this important discussion and Q&A.

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Meet the Panel

Rick Clark (Guest Speaker)
Executive Director, Strategic Student Access
Georgia Tech
Rick Clark (Guest Speaker)
Vice Provost for Enrollment Management
Georgia Tech

Rick Clark is a nationally recognized voice on college admission with more than two decades of admissions leadership experience at Georgia Tech. He is co-author of The Truth About College Admission and creator of the Georgia Tech Admission Blog and College Admission Brief podcast.

Carley Nuzzo, PhD (Moderator)
Managing Director
ESM Prep

Dr. Carley Nuzzo leads ESM Prep’s undergraduate mentorship, graduate admissions, and college success programs. An experienced college advisor, she brings a data-driven approach to admissions strategy informed by her background in research and university teaching. She holds a Ph.D. from UCLA.

Learn What Really Matters in College Admission

Get Rick Clark’s perspective on today’s admissions process and what it means for your student.