Absolutely amazing!

As a mom of a junior student who did not do college in the US, this podcast is a GODSEND. More than that, I work in the medical field, so the past 2 years have been a blur to me due to COVID pandemic. It's been so busy and exhausting. If you do not work in a hospital, you just cannot relate to. Coming home after a long shift you're drained both physically and emotionally. Most of the people stayed home and enjoyed this extra family time. For me, it was exactly the opposite, with the staff shortages, I was more and more in the hospital than at home. After I came home I would try to get any grocery delivery at home …since most of them were already booked for days. My son was home by himself. Time for college admission research? Nope. Not to mention that I did not know anything about it. Most of extracurricular activities were no longer offered during this time. So, this September, I entered in the panic mode big time. The guilt hit me really hard as I felt I did not do anything for my son while other kids have their parents really involved and guiding their college endeavor step-by-step since their freshmen year. I got really scared. I did not know where to start. I was so lucky to find the College Metropolis Podcast. I started binge listening. I almost wanted to hug these 2 guys. I felt as they were talking to me as my family. I still gave many episodes to go through, but I was able to relax a little bit. No longer in panic mode. I learned so much and I cannot thank them enough. I love the warmth with which Anthony and Jankel Cadavid are talking. I truly feel their advice comes from their hearts, as they would do it for their own son, and this is absolutely PRICELSS and I do not think you can find it in other podcasts. I truly believe that Anthony and Jankel secured two big fluffy clouds in heaven for what they are doing in this podcast. I wish my son would have David as his professor or someone like him, someone that inspires kids and gives them wings. He is the type of mentor that not only guides a student but also encourages in a whole-hearted way …. David mentioned in one of his podcasts that initially he thought he would major in theology but realized that this was no for him. Well David, I think by choosing this profession and through this podcast, you helped, and you are helping and inspiring way more people than if you did if you majored in theology. Have you thought about writing a book step by step for college admissions? I am putting the order in really early, as I want your first book signed. 😊 Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!