How to Make the Most of Junior Year, and Set Up a Successful College Application Season
Junior year is the most crucial year of high school for college admissions. The choices students make now — from course selection and testing strategy to summer plans and college research — will shape their options a year from today.
In this free webinar, LifeLaunchr founder Venkates “Swami” Swaminathan and senior coaches Ruth Louden and Claire Schadler will guide you through what matters most for juniors — and how families can make this a calm, structured, and successful year.
Drawing on years of experience helping hundreds of students earn admission to top universities in the U.S., U.K., and Canada, we’ll share a thoughtful, proven approach that helps students find and get into their best-fit colleges.
Get Into Your Best-Fit College
Whether your student aims for highly selective universities, strong state schools, or small liberal arts colleges — and whether their goals include pre-health, computer science, engineering, business, or the arts — this session will help you focus on the right priorities and avoid common mistakes.
You’ll leave with a clear roadmap for the next 12 months — from testing and essays to campus visits and recommendation planning.
Register today — and give your family the knowledge and structure to make junior year the foundation of a confident, successful college journey.
All registrants will receive a recorded replay, so register even if you can’t attend live!
You’ll learn:
- How colleges evaluate applications — and what juniors can do now to stand out
- The timeline for college planning, testing, and applications
- How to build a balanced college list that fits your goals and budget
- What “holistic admissions” really means — and how to tell your story authentically
- Exploring options in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada
- The best ways parents can support students (without taking over!)
- How LifeLaunchr’s coaching approach can help you create a successful application







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