Aly was honored to be former AV mom, Paris Ernst Serpico’s Woman of the Week. They sat down to talk about college admissions in a four part series.

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Aly was quoted in CNN and requoted in multiple sources : https://www.cnn.com/2023/12/15/business/harvard-early-applications/index.html

Aly frequently gets asked to be a guest on industry podcasts. Below are some of our favorites:

Aly Beaumont speaks with Lisa Marker Robbins, Founder of Flourish Coaching, on her The College and Career Clarity podcast about institutional priorities and how they drive admissions decisions:

https://www.flourishcoachingco.com/podcast/123-college-institutional-priorities-understanding-who-gets-in-with-aly-beaumont/

Admissions factors in college applications often boil down to grades plus tests and then the rest. What happens when the influence of standardized scores is minimized or entirely excluded? Amy Seeley and Mike Bergin of the Tests and The Rest podcast asked the University of Rochester’s Vice Provost and Dean of Enrollment Management Robert Alexander and educational consultant Aly Beaumont the million dollar question: what do truly test optional colleges focus on?

https://gettestbright.com/what-do-truly-test-optional-colleges-focus-on/

Most of us understand the meaning of the term “hook” in the context of a catchy song or piece of writing, but when did we start using it for college applicants? Amy Seeley and Mike Bergin of the Tests and The Rest podcast invited educational consultant Aly Beaumont to explain what “unhooked” means in admissions.

https://gettestbright.com/what-does-unhooked-mean-in-admissions/

All things being equal, high school GPA carries the most weight in college admissions decisions. But when it comes to the classes those grades come from, all things most certainly are not equal. Amy Seeley and Mike Bergin of the Tests and The Rest podcast invited educational consultant Aly Beaumont to explore the finer points about course selection for highly selective college admissions.

https://gettestbright.com/course-selection-for-highly-selective-admissions/

While there are over 3,000 four-year colleges and universities in the United States, most conversations about higher education focus on 5% of them at most. No wonder these name brand schools have become tougher than ever to get into. Amy Seeley and Mike Bergin of the Tests and The Rest podcast invited educational consultant Aly Beaumont to discuss preparation for highly selective college admissions.

https://gettestbright.com/preparation-for-highly-selective-college-admissions/