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Peter Van Buskirk

A 25-year veteran of the college admission process, Peter Van Buskirk is dedicated to helping families find student-centered solutions in college planning. His ability to interpret and personalize a complex, and often mysterious, college-going process makes him a popular speaker among students, parents and educators. His creative programming has informed, inspired and entertained more than 2,000 audiences around the world. Peter’s books, Winning the College Admission Game; Strategies for Students and Parents and Prepare, Compete, Win! The Ultimate College Planning Workbook for Students, coach families through the complexities of finding and getting into the college that is the best fit for the student. His weekly blogs are featured on his website, www.BestCollegeFit.com, and he has appeared on numerous television and radio interviews including “Oprah and Friends” with Jean Chatzky. A graduate of Bucknell University, Peter moved through the ranks at Franklin & Marshall College to become Dean of Admission, Interim Director of Athletics, Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management, and Executive Officer in the Office of the Provost. He subsequently created and now operates Best College Fit® as a platform for delivering student-centered college planning content to students, parents and educators.

illustration of person looking at financial aid information online - Inside the Financial Aid Process: A Guide for Students and Parents

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Inside the Financial Aid Process: A Guide for Students and Parents

Gaining admission to the college(s) of your choice might weigh heavily on your mind at the moment. The odds are that the prospect of affording college looms even larger, especially with some price-tags ranging above $70,000 per year. If financial...

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A Guide to College Application Deadlines - illustration of college application timeline

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A Guide to College Application Deadlines

College application season is upon us! Many high school seniors still have questions about where and how to apply as deadlines loom. Despite...

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illustration of student with thought bubbles above head with question mark and a college - Intentionality in the College Search Process

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Intentionality in the College Search Process

When it comes time to think about college, it’s important to slow down and consider why you'd like to attend college and engage in conscious...

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illustration of counselor looking at bar graph with dollar sign on it and SAT paper - You're In. Now What? Strategies For Evaluating Enrollment Options

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You're In. Now What? Strategies For Evaluating Enrollment Options

Congratulations! After months of waiting, you have now heard from the colleges you applied to and, odds are, you’ve been admitted to more than one!...

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Life After the PSAT: Making the Most of Your PSAT Results - illustration of student working at laptop with papers and books scattered on table

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Life After the PSAT: Making the Most of Your PSAT Results

For many high schoolers, the release of PSAT results will start to give more definition to potential college options. As momentous as the unveiling...

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The Landscape of College Testing: Podcast Recap - illustration of student filling out bubbles on standardized test

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The Landscape of College Testing

This is a transcription of a podcast episode from March 2021 where we sat down with Former Dean of Admission and Strategic Advisor to Scoir, Peter...

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College vs University [And Other Higher Education Institutions] - illustration of a red college and a red college on hills

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College vs University [And Other Higher Education Institutions]

Sorting through higher education options can be like choosing from diverse menu offerings at a great restaurant. You can order fish or steak. What...

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The Best Ways to Get Out in Front of Learning Differences - two people sitting at table

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The Best Ways to Get Out in Front of Learning Differences

A critical element of your college application is your ability to bring clarity to the interpretation of your academic record. In other words, when...

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Disrupted: A College Admission Season Unlike Any Other - illustration of gear with exclamation mark in the middle on blue background

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Disrupted: A College Admission Season Unlike Any Other

March 13, 2020—Friday the 13th, nonetheless—will long be remembered, in a cruel and prophetic twist of irony, as the date when the emerging...

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The Student/Parent Partnership in College Planning - illustration of guardian and student working at laptop

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The Student/Parent Partnership in College Planning

Five Keys to Success In Moving the College Process Forward While Maintaining Your Sanity!

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