AI and the future of college admissions
Ninety minutes on how artificial intelligence is changing the way applications are read, the careers students are preparing for, and the skills that will matter next.
Seats are limited. Registration takes about thirty seconds.
In the room with someone who works inside this field.
Amy is presenting in person in the Northview auditorium, so you can put your question directly to her rather than typing it into a chat window. Bring the specific ones — grade-level plans, essay policy, major selection.
Presenting on how AI is reshaping admissions review, career pathways, and the preparation students need through high school and into college.
Followed by open Q&A with the room.
Leave knowing what changed, and what to do about it.
Five things every family in the room will walk out with — no hype, no doom, just what's actually happening inside admissions offices and hiring pipelines right now.
How admissions is actually using AI
Where machine review already touches an application, where humans still decide, and what that means for how you write.
The careers students are heading into
Which roles are being reshaped first, which skills hold their value, and how to pick a major without guessing.
Using AI without crossing the line
A clear line between study support and misconduct, plus what schools currently detect and how policies are being written.
Answers from people inside the field
An in-person session with someone working inside the field, and time set aside for the questions families bring.
A plan you can start Monday
Practical steps by grade level — what to build, what to document, and what to stop worrying about.
How the afternoon runs.
Doors and welcome
Check in, find a seat, and a short introduction from the host and partner organizations.
AI inside the admissions process
What has already changed in how applications are screened, and what it means for essays, activities, and recommendations.
Careers, majors, and skills that hold up
Where the job market is moving and how to choose a path that stays useful through the next decade.
Responsible use, grade by grade
Concrete guidance for 9th through 12th grade, including where school policies draw the line.
Open Q&A
Questions from students, parents, and educators in the room.
Did you know? A Chinese-language session runs alongside the main event.
There's a dedicated Chinese session for parents, held in a separate room. Join us and be led by Ting Chiu and Debbie Shu.
Seats are limited. Claim yours.
Registration is free and takes about thirty seconds. You'll get a confirmation with check-in and parking details.