WELCOME TO BRILLIANT IN COLLEGE SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES
We help students succeed brilliantly in college, graduate near-to-debt-free as possible, and move into careers they excel at and
love. Choose one of our seminars for an evening session, two or three for a Saturday event, or fold all 6 into a life-changing weekend conference that parents and students attend together.
Click here to see how 300 students in one session described us recently.
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Jeannie Burlowski
Jeannie Burlowski is a nationally-known speaker, consultant, and author on the subject of brilliance in college and college and graduate school admissions, and she is the author of the book...
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These seminars are typically held September - May. We are finished with our public seminar season for 2011, but sign up for our email mailing list and you'll be notified when additional public events are scheduled in your area.

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Posted by Jeannie Burlowski, Primary Instructor BRILLIANT IN COLLEGE SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES
May 31, 2011
This is a guest post by Nathan A. Dungan, author of Money Sanity Solutions: Linking Money + Meaning. As the founder and president of Share Save Spend®, Nathan has spent over 20 years interacting with thousands of families to help them align their values with their money decisions. I thank Nathan for sharing this valuable information with us today.
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Posted by Jeannie Burlowski, Primary Instructor BRILLIANT IN COLLEGE SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES
May 24, 2011
When you’re about to buy a $24 book on Amazon.com, you read the reviews, right? Now college students can read reviews of college professors before they sign up for college classes.
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Posted by Jeannie Burlowski, Primary Instructor BRILLIANT IN COLLEGE SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES
May 17, 2011
I stood in front of my convention display in the large exhibit hall and greeted parents passing by with: ”Hi! Do you have any questions about college?” Guess what was the #1 response I got?
“Not yet, my child is only in 7th grade.”
“Not yet, my child is only a freshman in high school.” Read More »