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okay so you may see something it says so have you heard bring from LaSalle to battle you know anything's for accepting stay was course canceled but I think Jade we have have to tell Jason to look on his emails so something might be coming up he said shut down living virtual everybody is doing a virtual accepted students day and if Jason doesn't find it if you go to their website all of the information you need for as I'm building list for some of the Juniors I've been going on all the tiles Pages looking for their virtual scores so I'm offers accepted students there's not anything there's something okay okay if I should go upstairs cuz I don't know. so any work so in the chat I put a link for a Google doc and it's just some things I've been collecting some of it will be more relevant to you some of it will be like but there's things like you know one of those documents link there is articles on what is the fog going to look like for colleges and what should I'll just be thinking about doing for the fall and stay all Posite like here's what we should do in the title of the article they don't actually say what they're going to do knowing and you are a family that lives in Academia as well so you know that you know colleges there's so many moving Parts in there are so many people and they are such a part of the economy of where are they are so they're all these really difficult things to balance Beyond just you know can we go sit in a restaurant six feet away from somebody take out all the time so there's a lot of talk about doing some kind of hybrid where maybe if it's a Monday Wednesday Friday class that maybe you know what is a pretty you know a smaller school so maybe if you know can kids come to class on Monday 10 kids come to class on Wednesday and everybody's online on Friday oh well okay schools where they're saying that instead of taking five classes all at once you going to start this semester that I will start this master in August and everybody will take two classes online in a short. Of time with the hope that by October we can bring everybody back on campus and you can take your last three classes in person then there's something you know maybe we're just not opening our campus until 21 like with everything else nobody has an answer but there are a lot of interesting possibilities being thrown around some of those articles myself I want a way there now okay anyway I can hear you if I disappear translate what else is in there there's also a list that is I am titled a short list of hopefully helpful resources and there are a couple things in there I don't know if you do is Facebook but there's a Facebook group called LD advisory it's run by a woman named Elizabeth Hamlet she is head of disability services at Columbia and great resources all the time I find a lot of really helpful things sometimes she's a little more focused on things just left right now I came upstairs and have no paper or from where you're looking but there's only and it links to all of these things and I can also send you the link through email as well so what I did was I need a whole bunch of Google docs and then I need one Google. okay okay good so I find it that's a really helpful way to go through things do you have anything specific you are concerned about or want to know how it works or wants to know what you should be pushing Jason about as September controls background will the one thing which I'm not sure we're doing but just to pick up topic would be him going to stay there okay so why are because my husband works at a university they are thinking about maybe I don't know if it's him I heard this through or somebody Albany weather they're thinking about putting maybe one student in each room instead of doubling which Jason said he'd like that but I don't know if he he'll do okay with that because when he I don't know if you heard about his computer not working yeah so we had to get another computer they swapped it out for us okay I'd like a hundred tabs open it wasn't working but he had a meltdown he was kind of slowly spinning out of control and that's the thing that I'm fearful for is when he goes away right if I can talk him down we're not there so and that's a little thing and he put his fear was that you just were going to be mad when I understand that your computer's not working right by 2 that day we had a new one who's there what are you doing thank you. You want to give me some water to cuz just gave it to me now I said he made me a sandwich so so that's one of my concerns would be living there now it's about 10 miles from our house but it's going to take him or we do some combination of the two it's probably going to be about 35 to 45 minutes right you know so I mean I would think that wanted to know on the one hand if you if you do try to encourage him to live on campus your only 35 minutes away if something happened so you can get there to help out if need be and it also gives me a chance to practice a little bit of that like you know don't completely freak out I would say if he chooses to go on Camp cuz I know some other parents have done this they kind of said and this was a slightly different situation but there was one family they said you know going campus you can do all this bite your end of the bargain is you have to go meet with someone in counseling services the first week and set up a regular meeting so that you've got somebody on campus that you can go to if you're having a problem and I encourage that for all of our students because they're used to having group is part of their day they're used to being able to you know how to be a day and say I want to go see miss you Mister Car see Miss Morgan and have somebody right there when they need something so I think that could be a big the big part of the adjustment you sure that happens right away because there's offices can get overwhelmed and then I can take a little longer to get in karate kids looking for counseling this is when I get to campus I think you could be great in order to help students integrate on to campus Because if you're just going to class has been going straight home you're kind of missing out on a lot of that and I know for many of our students not what they're looking forward to I think he's coming but who do if they like living and learning are filling up their information for the dorm shoes a living Learning Community which is where they on the same floor or in the same house or where there was a Supernatural you can lift the door with a bunch of people who feel the same way or live on a floor helps with as if you've got you know we saw a few I've seen you had to get scared with a roommate who is in a completely different major than they are and cause of the rigid thinking they think will I don't have anything in common with that bright and they don't know how to build friendship and it feels very awkward because now you're living with the person this way you go in and you're like all right we have this in common even if it's by Major like you know the computer science for science majors we know we have that, so I know there's something about you that I can go to dinner with you and we can talk about something so if the offers that I would definitely look into. many many many years ago but he took public transportation and what he did was he you know he left in the morning to get there before his first and then his plan was not to leave until like dinner time at complete West because he was a student who didn't necessarily want to drive his mom was working full-time and couldn't be driving him and he said it works out really well because they gave him time on campus to get his work done in between classes social aspects you went and hung out with people from his class. you know to have lunch in the cafeteria so that could be a possibility as well and from Delaware County taking public transportation somewhere in City that's not is a little bit of a time commitment is like an hour and a half an hour and a half and three changes it's a great skill to have if you got reading to do it's a great time to get the ratings on out cuz I used to work at pain and I took a trolley and the L work and I loved it because I would just read or I had you know I listen to you know back then it was a tape on my Walkman so it can a time management as well it can make it for a long day but you know stoken commuter you know just for the average person so if you wanted to avoid you know if it ends up that the the dorm is kind of a no-go that's another possibility to look at and the student I know who did it I think he wasn't thrilled about but he ended up really liking it because it made him feel more part of the Campus Community because you have why do mr. Riley had told me that he went to Villanova and he commuted and he had a friend who also muted but the friend he said one thing he would change would be that he would have gotten a meal plan for like dinner or something right if that's what this guy did he he would stay and eat dinner that he had that so possession if there is an option to have some sort of reduced meal plan that would be great because it gives you that experience okay okay I'm back to the dorm if Jason were to go I would think the beginning would be the best time right because then everyone's new the next semester be great because everybody the same boat and everybody's new and you kind of get in and you have that fun waiting a year can also be nice because then you can find somebody slept with hey I think we would do well as roommates and as someone who had for roommates in my first four semesters in college LOL yes I did my first roommate came in and she was she told me when I talked to her over the summer that she was planning to transfer at the end of the first semester cuz her boyfriend was going somewhere different so it was little things like that yeah let me know we have someone else who just joined okay hi how are you how are you okay I'm so sorry I couldn't figure out any of this information what I did my son was logged in on his account no problem so we were just talking about dorm living and whether to jump in the dorm you know pros and cons of jumping in the dorm first year vs 2nd year and and fun things like South but any idea being that if if if for some reason you were able to commute the first year and then go to the dorm the second year you have a chance to find people you know and people let you know you would get along with and you can choose your roommate for the second year as opposed to getting some random person one of the things a lot of the schools now have something my understanding is it is the same algorithm that is used by match.com so they're given a survey to fill out and it's things like a morning person are you an evening person are you awake are you organized are you buttered and one of the things they always tell students if when you get that sit down by yourself which means without parent because we want to answer something that and I don't think he has much of a thing anymore and it's like one of them like your students wouldn't want to answer in front of their instead they were an occasional smoker do with our students anymore it's an example of why is helpful for the students to go by themselves and be brutally honest if they're going in and they don't know someone that's how a lot of pools are doing roommate pairings the other thing you're doing is pretty much every school once you get accepted you can get into the you know class of whatever accepted students Facebook group and that's where a lot of people meet and they click with somebody and then say hey yeah I want to let you know why don't we be roommates for at least the first year cuz we know we kind of like each other already at work sometimes it doesn't cuz my daughter's first year it was one of those match things and they talked over the summer and it seemed great and then she wound up having a boyfriend that came that she was from Atlanta and they came to my daughter with the Muhlenberg Allentown and so her boyfriend started coming up and the deal was that they were going to stay in a hotel will that didn't happen and then he was there one day and then 3 days and then 5 days with a whole thing and the girl finally left I think after that first semester right but my daughter had to like find some place to sleep when this guy was there it was just awful but then she found a good roommate after that so it worked out but that's the thing that I worry about with Jason it can he go with the flow or Rhino the ra got involved and all that like or will this just totally freaking that you know is always a crapshoot but you know their ways to try and make it a little bit more successful Carter do you have any specific questions I do actually Apso yeah I think I was kind of pushing off the looking at colleges till the start of junior year any research about colleges but what concerns me is this whole virus with a lot of schools thinking that they might not open until January so how does that impact that's because I feel like for me personally but also with Jack he definitely needs to be on a campus to check it out and have a tour and and we can't like apply to places that we haven't visited because is too ambiguous or so like how do we manage that well I will say that I am a relatively optimistic person so I think by next spring you're going to be able to get on a campus and visit and see us and talk to actual people in real life and not just through the computer think about the time when you are going to be working on really narrowing down a list for Jared you're going to be able to have that on campus experience in the meantime it's not quite a substitute but commissary college now has a virtual tour so you can at least see what the campus looks like and if you look in the chat for the the meat I have a link to document that has links to a bunch of other ones they didn't put in there yet but I will when we're done is as I can peach rings schools through either Instagram or on our Facebook page on putting a link to their virtual tours. just to kind of keep a running tally but if you go to any college and click on visit you'll see that it says like we're not taking visitors right now or here are our virtual admission events and what they're doing is they're having a regular information sessions but with a smaller group and online so it at least gives you a chance to start to talk to people and you know yes there is seeing what the campus is like but there's also getting a chance to talk to people and see this feeling that you get from the people you talked to one of the stories I wish I was when I was looking at colleges the first school I went to I sat down with them and they were like oh tell me about what classes you're taking what if you know what classes do you like the most and ask about me before she started trying to sell me on the school and then tell her to all of her towards the answers I gave her the today I went to another school which was at the top of my left and she just started with this feel right away and what one ice but 30 years later I still remember the first thing she said to me was well you'll have to take placement test to see if you can be in college math or if you need to take remedial classes I had a 5 on AP calculus. I wouldn't sit in a remedial class 30 years later I still remember that she didn't take the time to ask me about myself so I think it's not a perfect substitute for getting on campus interact with the admissions office has this way experienced I'm also seeing what some of them are doing is they're taking their virtual tour so if there's a little send it pops up in the bottom right-hand corner hi I'm Lizzy I'm a Psychology major from you know it goes through with different photographs and Lucy been told you all about each place you're looking at some of the things that I've gone to they actually had their tour guides on the call I'm all they went through the same progression as the virtual tour instead of Lizzie telling me it was John in person able to answer my questions tell me what it was like to be a student so not a perfect substitute but you can really start to get a feel for the people at the school and then you can decide if you want to invest in driving all the way there so I said something when Jason like did the open house at LaSalle and also had his open house at his school so he couldn't go so during this time we actually just drove to LaSalle and just got out walk the ground so that you know he could at least see where buildings were and so forth and then it kind of reinforced wooden Jason I saw when we first went there you couldn't go inside but at least you got a feel for what was there you know and instead got to stay at 2 set alarm for the kid here when you do actually get to go on campus one of the things I can recommend is pretend that you're lost and grab a random student and ask them for the bonding in front of the sign that says admissions events this way as to see how they react to you the students are like honestly I've had a great experience every time like there are students who have offered to walk me to the building or June to have given me like very specific instructions with landmarks and everything like that it's just a nice way to say get a feel for the the kids there now my other question was before I even like figure out which virtual tours are open houses like what is a good resource kind of narrow down I know you personally have given us a couple of schools look at but in addition to those like what resource should we use to figure out where we should get it look so we have a platform called score sco I will I can send you a link to connect you to Jared's account and you can do a search colleges and then you choose College search you can put in something like I'm interested in digital find psychology and history so those are the three things I'm thinking I might want you to study and then there's a distance Tab and you can say I want to be you know no more than 200 miles away from home a school that has fraternities and sororities are I absolutely don't want fraternities and sororities schools that have ROTC program because it's a student and it will give you a list of all meet your criteria and then linked to an overview page on the school which then will also linked to their their actual web page an army overview page you can see things by what their acceptance rate is what their retention rate is so how many students what percentage of students are returning for their second year tuition the average financial aid package average debt of students upon graduation a list of a very generic list of all of their majors and minors are all of their Majors how close they are to an arrow Fort Worth train station or bus station you know it's kind of all on one page whether or not they require the SAT and ACT if they require an essay and which form of an application to take something off the coldest now so I will make sure you get a tonight you can set up what you'll do is yell set up a parentage and I'm and you can do all of that searching for the parentage and then you can adjusted list okay Jared I can do the same thing I can suggest and then he can choose or okay that's good that's great a great starting point to workout plus with students okay do you have a number in mind or does it just depend on every one of them like how many school is you should be looking at how many spoons you should be looking at I think as many as is reasonable for your family so I think if you can get out and visit and I'll probably on the conservative end here like 8 to 10 schools that's great a student is interested I think five or six schools it's so far I know some people kind of stay like the idea of 10 in the past you were very talented student he received the sentences from I believe almost every place you have to stop telling me where he applied and when he got it because he was embarrassed we getting up in announcing so I think you know a lot of time maybe a little bit of a reach and then I'll try and find like three other schools and say like hey at this school you will be a big fish in a little Pond and where I have you know 95% confidence that they will be accepted do well so that they've got that little bit of a cushion I also have a few little goofy Traditions that we started for kids who don't get into their top choice schools that one kid last year bottle of munchkins with a bottle of everything will work out fine. Don't worry you'll bounce back can we try and soften the blow when it doesn't work out but yeah I think if it's a good list where you know there's a one or two schools that are financially that are financed baby girls you know that you can afford the tuition there no matter what everybody is confident that the student is going to be accepted and then one or two schools that are people's or you know would be operated I won't be devastatingly crushed if they don't usually how I look at it up for the application fee yeah I know not everybody can do under 15 schools do you have to fit certain criteria in order to have a waiver saying other schools it is or if they go to school did you have a university OK Google some schools will also do something called an instant decision day which is fun and stressful and at the same time so you have your application all ready to go you go for a day you meet with someone in the missions going to have a quick little interview then you go on a tour and by the time you come back from your chore you know whether or not you've been accepted but so is it instant decision for them and you or just for the school just for the just for the pool if it's 2 apply to college one is early decision where you say nothing would keep me from going so if you play early decision you get your decision early usually before the winter break early to mid December I think there is usually a a deadline of early to mid November and you can find out anywhere from early December to January and beginning of January but then you are committed if that's cool you're expected to withdraw all of your other applications unless for some reason there's a financial issue so if you needed a certain financial aid and the school did not meet your financial need you can get out of it otherwise all the rest has typically have Homemaker to make a decision on where you're going to go this year some schools are moving it out to June 1st I actually saw one school that just now so they are making the deposit deadline September 1st I will still closer because I like them now responsive to all the issues and it's also National so but typical you have until May 1st to look at all of your offers all the financial aid packages and that's the day when you have to give a deposit to hold your place out of school and you know seeing you can only deposit at one school people to deposit multiple places but it's never the recommended and I can guess you you know if schools find out then books will can withdraw their offers they probably wouldn't but they do have that option so you have that amount of time and you could got a few pipe early action early action is again where you're applying sometime in November December and you're finding out in December and January but it's not finding so you still have until May 1st to make a final decision and then with regular deadlines school can do anything from Rolling where they evaluate applications as they come in so if it's cool with rolling admission usually here within about three to four weeks from when you apply to when you get a decision and then other schools that have a firm date they may not send out their decisions and tell me would Mark the early April so depending on the school and you might have just a month to weigh the pros and cons of all the acceptances and financial aid offers that you got and my last question is the ACT SAT I heard that like well first one more and more schools are opting out of it but also what are they doing with test people can't gather together to take the test so as of right now I think she has canceled all their test through the rest of the school year so that's there supposed to be a test May and it's Houston June they've both been canceled as of right now they're hoping to be able to offer their September through sorry they're August October November and December test and they've added a September one Act April 1st going to have in June I'm trying to figure out how that's going to happen when there are so many schools throughout the country that under orders that they cannot open let alone have 500 students come in so testing agencies say that they're working on a home test the one that you can take you know on computer at home I don't know what that is going to look like I don't know how that would murder for providing accommodations for students they just kind of put it out there the College Board is doing an home a pita is coming up and it's getting mixed reviews in terms of how people stay up because there is the idea of you know what if I have spotty internet connection what a no my computer goes down in the middle of the test they have for the ACT score for the AP test first the main test you can take it again in June of an at-home test cuz it's all you know oven for about 3 weeks ago I hadn't heard that the act or that or the College Board were working on an at-home online test I will send it now though they got it and it's secure and unhackable and it'll be fine so we'll see but again with you know for someone who's in 10th Grade hopefully by the time she next spring rolls around things will be back to something that resembles normal in terms of just being able to take the no it's going to stay still with that so what is the actual time look like should he be taking a day when do you take the test your junior year is it better to take it in the spring usually we recommend taking it at Lee what's the spring and then once again in the summer or fall the following year going into senior year so the way this a star between the SAT and ACT students can take a test any month of the year except for January sat is offered August October November December March May and June the ACT is offered September neither October or November on forgetting right now December April February April June and July so there are plenty of opportunities for students to protest before they're getting their applications in depending on where they are with Mass second semester of junior year tends to be better just because if they're taking something like Algebra 2 if they were to take it in the fall of their senior year they haven't had enough Algebra 2 to necessarily cover all of the things that are going to be on the shop so if they can wait until they've got more and there had to be more successful on the math portion I'm especially for Stephen's friend looking to go into a stem field because that'll be okay then if spring junior year to take the first one so then if you were going to do like a review class I wouldn't need to have him start until September I don't know how how long review classes take it depends on the organization you go through they have some that are quick they have others that you know they have some that are just like one or two weeks to get you ready to go in and Blast away and then they have other ones that might be you know 6 to 8 weeks long so I will say your college board does they have partnered with Khan Academy an official sat review online that will mess with the students PSAT grave so it will kind of it will take the SAT score and figure out area students to focus on that's free and online and the college board's own research so you can decide how reliable they are as a reporting agency says that if a student and I think it's something like 40 hours of work on Khan Academy they can expect it potentially raise their scores by 150 points about their own products so I think there is some value to join the Con Academy if nothing else desperate to understand the how they are approaching directions I mean a lot of a lot of test prep is just is not teaching content is teaching how to understand the questions and how to be able to kind of walk out all of the noise you know what the math question because it is word problem after word problem there are no especially sat there are no straightforward questions they're all were problems do we have the PSAT scores back the 10th graders took pre Act of pre act right and they did they were sent home in December if you don't have it I have scan copies so I can email you a copy and then all over grade students take the PSAT in October again assuming that we're back on campus which I am assuming that we're going to be back on campus optimistic I have no reason to believe that we will still be doing any of this this way, October so we will have all of the students take that and we will also put into place any accommodations major requests that we need to file before then so they can have their accommodations for the PSAT so they take the actual test taken at a testing center so it depends on accommodations and what the student wants to do so there is an accommodation to take the test at help we are not at epicenter we cannot be at us Center cuz we can't enough students for a single task they want you to be able to test at least a hundred student loan could I get enough Proctors to do I understand but if a student doesn't want to go to their local high school and take it with 500 other students they can request accommodations take the test at Hilltop how many insurance cost for extended time use of a calculator for the non calculator part of the mass chest what else have we done some students have a some students have gotten the MP3 version of the test there's also the accommodations be able to type the essay however I don't recommend that anyone T sign up for the essay because of this point I think there are like seven schools in the country that require the essay so if you unless you find one of those schools and they're mostly in California and Michigan save yourself the extra twenty bucks that you passed a on the test to take it with the essay so it would be up to an individual soon some students there's one particular student who says they work better they concentrate better when they're in a big crowd and so they opted to take the SAT at the local high school with lots of other people because she said she she benefited from the pressure of seeing people working around her had other students who were like I'll take it at my local high school and then they see the number of students walking in and they won't get out of the car add something to her like I don't care so if a student doesn't need something that is only offered through what they call school-based testing and that's something like having an MP3 version of the test or having 100% or if they were doing the essay using the computer to write the essay where they feel most comfortable taking the test one of the things I told because I've had parents who I won't if Mike is the only one who signing up for that Administration then never mind we'll take another time we don't want to bring somebody out just to test our kids there is a doctors at HEB receive compensation from the College Board teachers who come even if it's just for one student they get paid for coming out for a Saturday so that's never is never an issue to test only one student and sometimes it's nice because you know you can kind of sit and chat between between the different sections that Jason took it at the school and both times and that that was really beneficial for him it worked out really well right you two were together you were there right now so we can do it either way depending on my word to Hilltop at 8 I kind of feel like it would would be better for him to do that because it's a place where he is comfortable and not you're not as nervous I think if it's despot Amin to go to our local high school where he is kids but hasn't seen them in years he there might be a lot of anxiety there and that's what happens with a lot of students or just a thought having to see another person even if they don't interact that tormented them before they can be Hilltop is just not something they can do so that's why a lot of students choose the common are sometimes the biggest group that I've ever proctored I think I'd for students in a room at once so they all know each other self-assembly something how far in advance do we have to so for the college board I will actually probably be sending out forms to all the families in the next couple weeks to sign off if you want to come missions for the PSAT or if we think a student visa combinations PSAT once they're in place they're good and you just register whenever you're reading a student have to register for the test first I'm request special testing and once they do that I got an email that says Teva student has requested special testing please go in and finish their request the College Board their decisions come back within 7 weeks the ACT usually comes back within about a week or two time for a student and the Cowboys sometimes comes back within a week but they're their official stance has to apply setting at least 7 weeks out but like I said we'll do that all over the summer for 3rd graders so that the all set to go for October thank you anything else is there anything you think we should have asked I don't know I mean there's so much to do to cover and think about and juggle that it's you know really kind of getting beneficial to to think one step at a time focus on the things that are are closest to with a little bit of a love to the future but you know I Wendy I was saying if if you are on Facebook there is a group called LG advisory Facebook is run by a woman named Elizabeth Hamlet she is the director of disability services at Columbia University and she is a font of information and knowledge there's lots of great stuff comes through that Facebook group. You know it's worth having it show up in your feed every now and then just not terribly active meeting that you're not overwhelmed but when she does post something it is always very informative a lot of it is geared towards students with dyslexia but a lot of it can either be extrapolated out or more comprehensive cell a resource that I recommend for folks I have a few of her books at school but if anybody were really itching to read one of her books I've actually brought them home with me I'd be happy to send it through the mail if you want I did want to say that I guess two things one year Jason is overwhelmed with doing school at home but he likes the like I said the isolation so that he's okay with so you know I'm just trying to really keep up on it and I have some of the teachers sending me an email as well so I don't know whether I should ask for all of them Jason's not real good at looking at his emails stuff Professor communicate in college so this would be how to get into a habit of doing it because you know yes this is Jones will copy you on an email right now or a shoe his college professors are not going to copy you on an email I wasn't checking my email is not going to be an acceptable excuse at all his emails are together like I didn't real I got all of my emails everything I got comes into one thing where I guess Hilltop the emails are isolated like for school as opposed to anything else coming in like I absorb but you know what I mean he doesn't get a bunch of something kind of folders like hey we think does family think this is an advertisement I will put it here if you want to look at it but if not we'll keep it out of your regular rotation right now so we're just keeping keeping up on but because he's a senior I think this is worked out really well that it's going to give him a taste of Independence trying to keep up on what he's supposed to do at home you know it through school and I'll be more accountable cheetahs have us to hear did you get everything done you know you have some things to Wednesday something to do Friday but I do think it's a it's a blessing that it's worked out like this for him to take some responsibility and be more independent should have told you about it but we watched the autism goes to college did you on Facebook parents sent me the link but it was only available for 24 hours so by the way you can buy it apparently they're going to spell it but I don't know why they're doing that but it was nice the following 5 students different schools you know you saw your child and some not at all right but we made Jason sit with us and he was not happy watching this with us and then they had a you and I afterwards which was cuz it was Lies when it was wise and then the Q&A was the actual students and the facilitator question actually the two and I kind of gave you a little more look into how they really were a really are called where the the watching the movie you could odysseyware your child fell into what you were looking at but the Q and I really gave a little more insight into their abilities or in a big more childlike or whatever their issue is it's being a little more with the Q and I thought but then some of them answered questions really well and you know it was good it was really well done movie I'll have to see if I can track it down cuz you are. I don't know why they only put it on for one day young 24 hours it was worth it Amor but not right now and I keep reminding everybody at the bottom of all of my emails there is a link called calendly and you click on that you can set up an appointment with me at any time it is sync my Google Calendar so if I already know it won't let you double book me and as soon as you do that it will send me an email to let me know that you schedule an appointment with me I will send you a link back if you want to do video or you know if you want to do voice. Something to sew poison option anytime you want just clicked on there I don't teach classes so there I don't have that conflict I'm trying to ignore on that so anytime you want to talk I'm happy to talk okay great thank you so much this was Greenlee helpful and I really appreciate it thank you very much for the second one okay so we got this next week There's a middle school in the week after that there's an upper school one and the following week which I believe is May 21st we are having a organization do a presentation paying for college if you are interested in that I'm going to send that out probably later this afternoon you register through them but they're just going to do a webinar and we had them before they did a presentation maybe about four years ago and they're really good just in terms of explaining how different you know if you got a 529 if you've been just saving financial aid work study how they all work together and how you can best use your money to the best effect so they're really great there is an event on our Facebook page also going to send it out to everybody so that you can register their if you want you know what time it is again at noon okay alright thank you so much thank you

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