About Susan L. Marshall
With research, careful listening, and counseling, I work to empower students and families in the exploration of college options. Together we can maximize fit, lower the stress, and enjoy the journey.
Entries by Susan L. Marshall
Expert College Search Advice During COVID-19
March 31, 2020 in News, Tips, Uncategorized /by Susan L. Marshall3,500 Colleges! Which One Is For You?
December 13, 2019 in News, Tips /by Susan L. MarshallSuggestions for types of colleges that Juniors may want to explore, tips for last minute essay writing, and some gift suggestions for high school and college students during this holiday season.
Productive College Visits
November 11, 2019 in News, Tips /by Susan L. MarshallWatch our recent video spotlight and view more information on what you should do before college.
Acceptances and Making Your Decision
April 11, 2019 in News, Tips /by Susan L. MarshallCongratulations to CollegeGateway seniors and suggestions to consider as you move ahead in making your final college choice.
6 Tips for Your Next College Tour
November 23, 2018 in News, Tips /by Susan L. MarshallTips and tricks for your next campus visit and information on a few colleges you should check out.
College Decisions and Playing College Sports
June 21, 2018 in News, Tips /by Susan L. MarshallAcceptance rates for the Class of 2021, suggestions for actions you may take to help you with your decision making, and tips for aspiring college athletes.
Tips for Deferred Applicants and Seniors
May 25, 2018 in News, Tips /by Susan L. MarshallTips for deferred students as well as a few suggestions for Seniors once they finish their applications.
College Conversations: Is a Gap Year for You?
May 14, 2018 in News /by Susan L. MarshallThe idea of a Gap Year is certainly not for everyone, but for students, such as those we met in Australia and New Zealand, who aren’t quite ready to start college right after high school, a Gap Year may be the answer.
Freshmen Reading
September 9, 2017 in News, Readings /by Susan L. MarshallLearn what some college freshmen were asked to read over the summer along with advice for high school seniors on writing successful application essays.