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Wow, can you believe it?! Your student’s junior year already marks the halfway point of their high school journey and is a pivotal time. Colleges and universities look closely at their grades, scheduled courses, and activities when making admissions decisions. For both students and parents, it is imperative to stay on top of the whole…
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As the academic year begins, a new batch of high school seniors typically set their sights on college. They start reviewing options, identifying college costs, and preparing their applications for admission (if they haven’t done so already). When reviewing costs at each school, room and board is a standard line item on the list, especially…
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Study abroad programs for high school students are surprisingly plentiful, creating opportunities for teens to explore the world and experience different cultures. Often, one of the most challenging parts of choosing a program is sorting through all of the options. Did you know that studying abroad could help your student land scholarships for college? It’s…
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For many students, the idea of graduating from high school early is incredibly appealing on paper. However, many also wonder, “Is early graduation from high school actually a good idea?” Ultimately, there are pros and cons to finishing a high school education early. As a result, students need to consider both perspectives before making a…
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Internships for college students are one of the best mechanisms for gaining valuable experience your student can use in the future. Getting a job after graduating can be easier if your student has a summer internship experience under their belt as it shows they can use their knowledge and skills in a real-world environment. Plus,…
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Many students want to pick majors that make the most money, leading them to ask a critical question: what major makes the most money? After all, earnings potential is part of the equation, particularly if they’re concerned about paying off student loans or living a comfortable lifestyle. By factoring in earnings potential, students can choose…
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Scholarship application essays often carry a TON of weight when deciding who will receive the most scholarship money, but it’s not always easy to stand out in the crowd of applications. Even if your student fits the scholarship criteria exactly, they’re still likely to be one of a number of applicants with similar grades, accomplishments, community…
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Academic burnout is a surprisingly common problem, especially among high school seniors. Juggling schoolwork, college applications, scholarships, extracurricular activities, graduation preparations, and everything else is daunting. Managing burnout is crucial for maintaining academic success, as it ensures students can handle their responsibilities effectively. At times, it may even be too much to bear. Luckily, avoiding…
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The road to college starts now! There are many things your student can do during their high school freshman and sophomore years to make sure they are ready for college and school years beyond. Since colleges look at your student’s accomplishments from ALL four years of high school, you don’t want your child to wait until their…
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Before your high schooler goes to college, it’s crucial that they have particular life skills that will help them thrive. However, some of these core competencies, including important life skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and managing finances, are accidentally neglected, especially if they are activities that school students’ parents normally manage. Without certain life…
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