Betsy Morgan of Madison, Educational Consultant and Founder of College Matters, has been selected to be a member of the Unigo Expert Network, along with some of the top admissions experts throughout the US. As a member of this network, her advice on a wide range of issues regarding the college application process will be featured each month in media outlets including US News & World Report, McGraw-Hill, The Huffington Post, AOL, Seventeen Magazine, and more.
Morgan joins a diverse group of educational professionals in the network such as James Montoya, Vice President of the College Board, Directors of Admission from Colby College, Cooper Union, Philadelphia University and St. Lawrence University, and other independent school and college counselors. To see the first column that includes Ms. Morgan’s advice, discussing the importance of college rankings, visit: www.unigo.com/expertnetwork. Students and families can also sign up to receive the column in their inbox each week at www.unigo.com/expertnetwork
The purpose of the column is to be interactive. The group will be answering questions sent in from high school students and parents each week. If you have a question you’d like to see answered by the nation’s top admissions experts, please send it in at www.unigo.com/expertquestions.
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“I was honored to be asked to participate,” said Morgan. “Ironically, in the Internet age, one of the most frustrating aspects of the college admissions process is the overabundance of information. Families can get different, and sometimes contradictory, advice from multiple sources. In the Unigo column, students and their parents have the opportunity to read the advice of experts, consolidate it, and decide on the course of action best for their own student’s situation. It is a wonderful resource.”
Ms. Morgan has spent over 15 years in the fields of college admissions, teaching and educational planning. She holds a BA in Mathematics from Gettysburg College and a MA from Wesleyan University, in addition to receiving a certificate in College Counseling from UCLA Extension. An active member of the Board of Directors for the A Better Chance program in Madison, Connecticut, Betsy has served in the capacity as College Coordinator for the program since 2001. In 2002 she opened College Matters, LLC, an independent educational consulting practice serving the Connecticut Shoreline. For more information on Betsy and the College Matters team visit www.college-matters.com.
