Podcast appearances and mentions of mike drish

Florida State University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, and Samford University join Talk College to Me's last episode of the season. In Listeners' Choice, we discuss topics chosen by you: athletics/recruitment, demonstrated interest, how an applicant is picked, and the power of recommendations.Welcoming and introduction from co-hosts Lynn Stewart and Vicki Thompson. - 0:29Introduction of Hege Ferguson from Florida State University. - 1:03Introduction of David Presley from Samford University. - 3:42Introduction of Mike Drish from University of Massachusetts Amherst. - 6:00“What is most important to know about athletic recruitment as it relates to the college process? Also, please talk a little about club/intramural sports?” - 9:25Introduction of Nikolai from D100. - 20:48“Is demonstrated interest still a factor given we remain in the midst of a pandemic? Howimportant was demonstrated interest prior to COVID-19?” - 20:57Introduction of Dylan from D100. - 30:17“Do admission officers look at the date/time a student submits the application? Once the student hits the ‘submit' button, what happens to their application?” - 30:23“How impactful are letters of recommendation? Who should write a recommendation - teacher, coach, youth leader?” - 39:36What's up next for Talk College to Me. - 50:10Visit D100Radio.com or follow D100 Radio on Twitter for the latest updates regarding Talk College to Me.Have an idea for this podcast? Text us on Messages or email podcasts@d100radio.com. 

Need help addressing the University of California's Personal Insight questions? We welcome again Mike Drish from the University of California, Los Angeles - UCLA from Undergraduate Admissions Office sharing valuable tips and tools to prepare students on giving their story for the UC system.

Need help addressing the University of California's Personal Insight questions? We welcome again Mike Drish from the University of California, Los Angeles - UCLA from Undergraduate Admissions Office sharing valuable tips and tools to prepare students on giving their story for the UC system.

Nine campuses. One application. You may apply to any of the nine UC undergraduate campuses like UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine, UC Davis, UC Santa Cruz, UC Riverside, and UC Merced. Learn how to apply to UC's nine undergraduate campuses with Mike Drish who is the Deputy Director of Undergraduate Admission at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Nine campuses. One application. You may apply to any of the nine UC undergraduate campuses like UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine, UC Davis, UC Santa Cruz, UC Riverside, and UC Merced. Learn how to apply to UC's nine undergraduate campuses with Mike Drish who is the Deputy Director of Undergraduate Admission at the University of California, Los Angeles.