Free Seminar on How to Get Into Best Universities
STUDIO
CITY–The college and university admissions process has become
increasingly competitive and complex in the last few decades.
Furthermore, local students applying to colleges and universities in
the Los Angeles area face even more pressure and competition due to the
disproportionate number of students from outside the region seeking to
attend colleges and universities in the L.A. area.
To assist
parents and children in our community to get accepted into the college
of their choice, the ACF “Papken Seuni” Chapter and the ANCA San
Fernando Valley East Chapter have organized a free lecture
presentation titled “Roadmap to College”. The event will take
place Sunday, March 31st at the Armenian Cultural
Foundation’s Armenian Center of the Eastern San Fernando Valley,
located at 11719 Moorpark Street in Studio City, California. RSVP NOW
The speaker
for the evening is Daniel Mehrabian, a professional college
admissions consultant and founder of EduProsUSA. Mr. Mehrabian
received both his undergraduate and graduate degrees from UCLA in
Sociology (undergrad) and Education (graduate school) with a focus on
counseling and administration. Then he obtained his Pupil Personnel
Services credential which authorizes counseling in public K-12 schools.
He has been in the field of counseling since 2003 during which time he
has worked in several public and private schools including GUSD and
BUSD. Most recently, he served as a college counselor at Maranatha High
School in Pasadena, CA. He is currently the head college counselor at
AGBU Manoogian-Demirdjian High School located in Canoga Park, CA.
In his two
decades as a college and guidance counselor, he has guided numerous
students to the highest ranking universities in the world including
top-tier schools in the US, China, Korea, and Europe. His students in
the U.S. have been accepted to schools such as Cal Tech, Stanford,
Johns Hopkins, the Ivy League, and UC universities. He has also had the
opportunity to work as a counselor in the community college system and
is intimately familiar with the matriculation process from the
community colleges to the universities.
The event is free
and open to the public. Refreshments will be provided. As
space is limited, attendees are kindly asked to reserve their seats by
completing the RSVP form.
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