Press Room

Certified Educational Planners in the news:

CEP Laurie Kopp Weingarten strikes again! See here for a December 2024 interview on fewer students heading to college. See her here in a video or here for an article on grade inflation and here for an interview on whether or not cost is the biggest concern for college-bound high schoolers. 

Jessica Chermak published an opinion piece in USA Today on April 12, 2024, titled, "Why the college application process isn't adding up for students - and how to help them". You can read it here.

Laurie Kopp Weingarten and Joan Koven, both CEPs, were recently interviewed and quoted in the Washington Post for an article about the trend towards the return of standardized tests. See "The SAT's slow revival is stressing everyone out", by Hannah Natanson and Susan Svrluga, The Washington Post, March 19, 2024. 

Laurie was also interviewed on air by NewsNation on the same topic. 

Pamela Jobin, M. Ed., CEP, was honored with the 2021 Steven R. Antonoff Award, for her dedication to the profession, the highest annual award presented by the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA).

--Spring, 2021

Certified Educational Planner, Judi Robinovitz, was interviewed on WPTV Chanel 5 in Florida, answering questions about the evolving college admissions landscape. 

AICEP Commissioner, Dr. Erin Avery, CEP, announced the publication of her new book, The College Labyrinth: A Mindful Admissions Approach. An important book for families and professionals alike at a critical time in American higher education, Dr. Avery’s approach is a welcome guiding companion.

--March 28, 2020

Stephanie Meade, CEP, was featured in the Inspiration Rising podcast series on How a Certified Educational Planner Can Give Your Student a Collegiate Edge.

--January, 2020