Don't be stupid while trying to get smart. For recent high school grads, it's important to understand exactly what you're getting into as you prepare to commit to paying for college. Anyone who's bright enough to get into college should be … [Read more...]
Teenage students at the LEAP event from all over the world (Australia, Florida, Nigeria, England, Texas ...) approached Pamela for mentorship with cute little handwritten notes. How could anyone say no to those faces? Good thing she has … [Read more...]
Hey seniors! The summer before college is quickly approaching and your fantasies of kicking back in a cozy recliner and eating bonbons (or traveling around Europe and eating croissants) are starting to seem just a little more real. After … [Read more...]
Did you know that the College Board is now splitting the PSAT into two categories, extending all the way to middle school students? Well, it is, and preparing becomes even more important, so listen up. There will now be one PSAT for eighth … [Read more...]
Wait-list (n): College admission purgatory for those trying ensure a path to academic heaven buzzfeed.com The stakes feel high when your #1 choice college writes to say you’ve been waitlisted. But don’t get caught up in whether … [Read more...]
It's time for radio talk show Read My Lips with Bonnie Graham! Listen in here or click the poster above to answer your college admissions questions and find a few laughs along the way. In this one hour show we discuss my new book, 4 Keys To … [Read more...]
We’ve all heard the famous Benjamin Franklin quote, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail,” and it certainly applies in the race for college admission today. Beyond school, as the necessity to find the right career looms ever … [Read more...]
Grab those headphones and plug in for my great discussion with Eva and Charlie on Corporate Talk radio. Learn about the competitive nature of today's college admissions battle and how my book, 4 Keys to College Admissions will hold your … [Read more...]
Here’s a quick exercise to find the short way to a simple truth: picture a nurse caring for a patient. Now envision an engineer preparing blueprints. Chances are you pictured a female nurse and a male engineer—and in the real world, chances … [Read more...]
