Splash Biography

Since Fall 2012, this award-winning class has provided students with the knowledge and skills they will need to make the college application process as painless as possible. Specifically, this course will examine all aspects of the college application process from selecting the right college/university to submitting a winning college application, and hopefully will have you feel ready to hit the “submit” button before the November 30, 2015 deadline for Fall 2016 admission. Some topics/themes we will cover are: a) Understanding Admission Factors, b) Early Admission Procedure, c) Developing a Financial Plan, d) Writing Personal Statement, e) Calculating GPA & SAT, f) Asking for Letter of Recommendations, as well as g) Taking Campus Tours. At the completion of the class, ALL students will receive a complimentary "2015 Guide to New England Colleges and Universities" from the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE). This course is taught by Roy Y. Chan, Ph.D. candidate at Boston College and visiting fellow at Harvard University. For questions about course, please contact: roy_chan@mail.harvard.edu

Since Fall 2012, this award-winning class has provided students with the knowledge and skills they will need to make the college application process as painless as possible. Specifically, this course will examine all aspects of the college application process from selecting the right college/university to submitting a winning college application, and hopefully will have you feel ready to hit the “submit” button before the November 30, 2015 deadline for Fall 2016 admission. Some topics/themes we will cover are: a) Understanding Admission Factors, b) Early Admission Procedure, c) Developing a Financial Plan, d) Writing Personal Statement, e) Calculating GPA & SAT, f) Asking for Letter of Recommendations, as well as g) Taking Campus Tours. At the completion of the class, ALL students will receive a complimentary "2014 Guide to New England Colleges and Universities" from the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE). This course is taught by Roy Y. Chan, Ph.D. candidate at Boston College and visiting fellow at Harvard University. For questions about course, please contact: roy_chan@mail.harvard.edu

Since Fall 2012, this award-winning class has provided students with the knowledge and skills you will need to make the college application process as painless as possible. Specifically, this course will examine all aspects of the college application process ranging from selecting the right college to submitting a winning college application, and hopefully will have you feel ready to hit the “submit” button before the November 30, 2014 deadline for Fall 2015 admission. Some topics/themes we will cover are: a) Understanding Admission Factors, b) Early Admission Procedure, c) Developing a Financial Plan, d) Writing Personal Statement, e) Calculating GPA & SAT, f) Asking for Letter of Recommendations, as well as g) Taking Campus Tours. At the completion of the class, ALL students will receive a complimentary "2014 Guide to New England Colleges and Universities" sponsored by the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE).

This course will provide you with the information and skills you need to make the college application process as painless as possible. The course will cover all aspects ranging from selecting the right college to submitting a winning college application, and hopefully will have you feel ready to hit the “submit” button before the November 30, 2013 deadline for fall 2014 admission. Topics/themes discussed will cover: Understanding Admission Factors, Early Admission Procedure, Developing a Financial Plan, Writing Personal Statement, Calculating GPA & SAT, as well as Asking Letter of Recommendations.

Do you like to act, model, or sing? Do you have what it takes to enter the entertainment industry? Do you want to be famous in the future? In this session, we explore the hidden secrets of the entertainment industry and whether you have what it takes to become famous in Hollywood. The presenter will teach you “what you need to know” and “who you need to know” to become positive role models in an industry that influences our entire culture. Additionally, the presenter will provide students industry tips on reading monologues, performing cold read, walking on fashion runway, as well as wearing industry appropriate attire. At the end of the class, a small acting script (cold read) will be performed by each student in front of the class. FREE entertainment industry materials organized by “Actors, Models, & Talent for Christ (AMTC)” will be distributed at the end of class (valued over $3,000+).

This course will provide you with the information and skills you need to make the college application process as painless as possible. The course will cover all aspects ranging from selecting the right college to submitting a winning college application, and hopefully will have you feel ready to hit the “submit” button before the November 30, 2012 deadline for fall 2013 admission. Topics/themes discussed will cover: Understanding Admission Factors, Early Admission Procedure, Developing a Financial Plan, Writing Personal Statement, Calculating GPA & SAT, as well as Asking Letter of Recommendations.