
Admission Tips, Admission Trends & Admission InterviewsAdmission Interviews Our mission is to "make college knowledge available to all." Each Thursday, the "Your College-Bound Kid" podcast will discuss a hot college topic in the news; we will answer a question or two that listeners send in, we will interview a "thought leader" in the world of college admissions, and do a "deep-dive," we call Spotl... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 683 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsEducationKids & FamilySelf-Improvement | |||

In this episode you will hear: (06:40) Roshan Fernandez of the Wall Street Journal discusses two articles he wrote recently about cheating in college and how hard it is to get off the waitlist. µ Roshan Fernandez gives his journalism background, and ... more
In this episode you will hear: (04:28) Lisa and Lynda give advice to a parent who is having a hard time missing their student who is away at college (18:06) Andy joins Mark to answer a Frequently asked question, "How do colleges actually find student... more
In this episode you will hear: Susan Tree and Mark Stucker discuss the following question, what does a parent do if they feel that your student is about to select a college, and you believe they are not selecting the best college for them-1 of 3 Andy... more
In this episode you will hear: (18:45) Chris Teare and Mark Stucker discuss an article that appeared in the Atlantic on August 30th, entitled, "A Society of Cheats"; the article is written by John Paul Rollert (44:37) Andy joins Mark to answer a Freq... more
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Best when the pieces are focused on facts. U Chicago piece was fluff and marketing. Susan tried to be objective about her alma mater but the mom was pure marketing and fluff. Pushed the school way too hard.
Please no more of mom’s pumping their kid’s school. Brings down the credibility of the podcast which is otherwise so credible.
I found this podcast a few months ago, and I’ve listened to a bunch of the current and past episodes. I appreciate the way Mark and the other hosts break down a big process into smaller pieces. My daughter is currently a junior, so I’ve taken a bunch of notes! Thanks for all you do!
As an IEC I follow a lot of companies and podcasts. The ones I trust snd respect are listed on our website for our students. YCBK has been in the #1 spot now for almost 600 episodes! Thank you Mark and your amazing team!
I love YCBK podcast. It is an interesting listen and covers a full range of topics. The hosts are very personable. They give great insight into the college admissions process. I am constantly referencing their podcast when other parents are looking for info. Very timely topics with honest insights. Highly recommend!
I am writing as a listener, parent of an autistic/ADHD son, and IEC, who loves working with neurodivergent students.
I am writing with unbelievable disappointment and anger with the latest episode about IECs. It was wildly misinformed and harmful to all families, particularly those that have children with different/specific/special needs.
My son is autistic and has ADHD and I believe it is important to validate parents who want additional support for their children and offer options for them ... more
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A practical, teacherly take on college admissions and financing, with a steady cadence of interviews from admissions leaders, counselors, and higher-ed experts. Episodes cover current trends in applications, testing, financial stability of colleges, and strategies families can use to navigate timelines, fit, and cost. A recurring strength is pairing actionable advice (how to craft spikes, submit scores, and evaluate financial risk) with candid perspectives from veteran insiders, making complex decisions feel more manageable for parents, students, and counselors. Noteworthy is the show's emphasis on authenticity, search for genuine student impact over prestige, and thoughtful discussions about equity, budget pressures, and the evolving colle... more
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