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RIMS AVID Podcast

David Conley interview

This is part one of a two-part podcast featuring an interview with David Conley, the author of "Redefining College Readiness" and other documents frequently used by AVID teachers. This episode features questions about what college readiness is and how it affects student success in college.
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CSUSB Admissions Counselors

This is part one of a two-part interview of two admissions and recruitment counselors from Cal State San Bernardino. One of the interviewees is herself an AVID graduate. Lucia Zarate and Olivia Rosas answer questions about applications, entrance requirements, and having a successful freshman year.
CSUSBPart1Admissions.mp3

University of Redlands, Nicolette Jonkhoff

In this episode, I interview a 3rd-year student at University of Redlands who is a Chemistry major and Anthropology minor. We talk about confidence, study skills, choosing a major, and taking advantage of the college experience.

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Caltech Admissions Counselor, Owen Wolf

In this episode, I ask an admissions counselor from Caltech about what it takes to get into a prestigious college, how to pay for it, what students there are like, and about the notorius pranks that Caltech students play.

University of Redlands, Marshall Chaffee

In this episode, I ask a University of Redlands Biochemistry major about note-taking, writing, teamwork, dealing with your parents, study skills, and unexpected experiences in college.

Consultant and independent college counselor

Bridget Boyle is a former AVID teacher and AVID coordinator, a consultant for RIMS AVID, and an independent college counselor.  In this episode, she talks about college applications, financial aid, college exams, and pitfalls to avoid in high school if you’re headed for college.

 

University of Redlands Professor, Barbara Murray

This episode features a chemistry professor at University of Redlands speaking about the benefits of a small, private school; opportunities in chemistry; the importance of communication; and more.

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