The best way to know your child is choosing the right college depends on numerous factors. So, before you let the confusion surrounding the topic overwhelm you, here are some tips to make the whole decision more manageable.
The semester is almost half-way over. Are you worried about your child’s grades? Believe it or not, students have plenty of time to bring them up, especially with a few of the ideas below. So, before your student assumes there is nothing they can do, here are a few tips on how to improve grades last minute.
One of the most stressful times of the college application season has begun. To help you navigate the upcoming emotional minefield, here are some tips to make this exciting (and terrifying) time more manageable.
It may be hard to believe, but college admissions deadlines are already approaching. To help you stay on track, here is a quick guide.
Wondering how your college credits transfer? Colleges and universities are making millions off of students just like you. Let’s talk about how to make sure it doesn’t happen to you. If your student is trying to avoid debt, scholarships are a great option. They can cover a range of college costs and don’t have to…
In the last post, we talked about 3 ways to reduce your child’s tuition bill. We covered specific exams that can eliminate certain required courses as well as discussed whether or not staying in-state actually saves students money. If you missed that video, you can check it out here: Paying for College Part 1: Reducing…
So your student is planning on attending college. You’re excited, they’re excited.. so then comes the research. Or perhaps your student is already admitted into college. Again, very exciting! That’s such an accomplishment! And then comes the bill – and college tuition costs are not cheap. Next thing you know, you have a gaping hole…
This is a very complete and detailed graphic calendar for students and parents to follow for applying and becoming accepted to college. It also covers student aid and scholarships and when to begin applying for them. It begins with things to do in the 9th grade such as seeing the guidance counselor and getting involved…
