#collegepeeradvising

Hi everyone, I realize that a lot of people are incorrectly filling out the dual selection forms, so I am going to clarify some points. If you filled out the application incorrectly, please simply resubmit the form. Failure to resubmit a form (after incorrectly filling it out) will lead to delays and possibly lead to the inability to pair you with your desired adviser/advisee. Once again, we've very sorry for the confusion! To Rising HS Juniors:Section (II): If you are a rising HS junior, your adviser will be a rising hs senior. Thus, your preference in adviser MUST be a rising hs senior. All your preferences should be a 3000 series number. Section (III)  Here you may list a preferred college adviser from the 4000 series number. This college adviser will be your primary adviser (a rising hs senior)'s college adviser. This creates a triplet of rising HS junior being advised by a rising HS senior, who is being advised by a rising/current college student. This college student is primarily advising their rising hs senior but can occasionally advise and guide their advisee's advisee (a rising hs junior - you). It is possible that we will try to match your peer adviser with your preferred college adviser, and thus this section exists. In short, rising hs juniors are being advised by a rising hs senior, but will have access to a college student for additional advice. To Rising HS Seniors:Section (II): You are being advised by college students, thus you should be choosing from the 4000 series numbers. Section (III): If you applied to advisee a rising hs junior, you will fill this section out with 1000 series numbers. To Rising/Current College Students: Section (II): You will be advising rising HS seniors, thus you should be choosing from the 2000 series numbers. To All: Section (IV) for Rising HS Seniors and Juniors and Section (III) for Rising/Current College Students - Preferred Advisees and/or Advisers in Advising Team. A set of paired hs junior/hs senior/college student will also be be paired with other sets to create Advising Teams. Members of other sets will act of additional resources to other advisers and advisees to create mini-communities. In this section, you can list who you would like in your team. (ie, not your primary/secondary adviser or advisee, but people in other sets who you might interact with.) Here, you can select those in the same year as you (ie. a college adviser can list another college adviser as a preference if s/he deems that they would be a good fit to possibly work together). You can also select an advisee/adviser who you think you might be helpful with or have advise for but don't think you can help them with the full capabilities as a primary adviser/advisee. Asterisk SystemAdditionally, on shared applications, the double asterisks indicate the school that the the student is currently attending. Single asterisks indicate the student’s college acceptances.The asterisk system was optional, so some people might not have any asterisks for a set of schools, but might have been accepted/currently attend. Attached below are the dual selection forms and shared applications again: DUAL SELECTION FORMS: If you are a rising HS junior: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1PIFptw6R3w8TSREjM_B0H9YUcaPsFry0gbEbwu_ePiA If you are a rising HS senior: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CO5NrM-WOBOmlLw8SDzuRqf5H6NkXQR2zQf_nVq5AoE If you are a rising/current college student: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oH4KYLHACnyk4BuFYCmE4PJ15YnPL5PFc-vjD8IUYZ0 [Access to read peer adviser/student advisee applications will not be shared publicly. Instead, they have been sent with links in the actual email.]