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Penny Redlin

Penny is the Content Marketing Manager for Edvisors. She is tasked with optimizing website content and managing SEO performance. A seasoned marketer with a diverse background in brand management, e-commerce and digital marketing, Penny brings an array of experience with her. An MBA from the University of Chicago, entrepreneur and author, Penny's experience offers a unique view to content creation and curating.

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Recent articles by this Author

Missed the Spring SAT Tests - It’s Not Too Late to Catch Up

Penny Redlin

June 18, 2024

The SAT is a crucial component of the college admissions process. If you missed the spring SAT, don't worry—there are still plenty of opportunities to take the test. The College Board offers multiple test dates throughout the year, including in the summer and fall.

Jobs AI Can't Do

Penny Redlin

June 13, 2024

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing a number of industries and often taking over tasks traditionally performed by humans. However, it's important to note that not all jobs can be done by AI today, take the skilled trades for example, these jobs involve a degree of adaptability and personal judgment that is inherently human.

Why Employers Avoid New Graduates and How to Overcome It

Penny Redlin

June 10, 2024

New graduates are finding it harder than ever to land their first job. Several reports have cited that employees are hesitant to hire college grads. It seems new many graduates are making rookie mistakes that can be easily fixed. With a little awareness and coaching, we can turn around this issue and get those grads working.

Are the Sought After Ivies Losing their Appeal

Penny Redlin

May 30, 2024

Getting into an Ivy League or elite school might seem like a huge mountain to climb – and you're right, it's not easy. Many parents and students are now pausing and asking, "Is this the right place for me?" While every school has its ups and downs, and it’s important to look at all the sides before making this big decision.

College Dropouts – The Cost of Not Finishing What you Start

Penny Redlin

May 28, 2024

The rising costs of a college education, combined with growing dropout rates, presents significant challenges for students and families. The implications of dropping out extend beyond just immediate financial loss in terms of tuition and potential debt without a degree to show for it. Lost time, the opportunity cost of not being in the workforce, and diminished career prospects can have long-lasting effects.

Should Colleges Be Accountable for Student Loans

Penny Redlin

May 14, 2024

Student loan debt in the United States is now at a staggering $1.77 trillion dollars with President Joe Biden and the Department of Education working overtime to offer student loan relief, but has anyone stopped to ask the colleges and universities to take accountability for their role in this crisis?

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