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5 New Year’s Resolutions to Share with Your College-Aged Kids

Now that the New Year has started, most people choose a few resolutions to help guide them through the next year. While resolutions are often personal, there are numerous options that you can share with your college-aged children.

10 Great Books to Read Before College for the College-Aged Kids in Your Life

While a high school education is critical for future success, you don’t learn everything you need to know about life while in school. If you want to get the student in your life moving out on the right foot, here are ten great books to give them some of the information they simply don’t cover in traditional education.

5 Quick Tips to Maximize the Holiday Break for the College Process

The holiday season is upon us. While this often represents time to spend with family, it is also a great time to catch up on the college prep that has fallen to the wayside

Staying on Track with College Admissions

It may be hard to believe, but college admissions deadlines are already approaching. To help you stay on track, here is a quick guide.

Paying for College Part 5: High Paying Jobs for College Students

No student likes to work. Well, maybe they do, but we are pretty sure it’s the paycheck that is more exciting than the work itself. That’s why high-paying jobs for college students are so important. Today, we want to talk about ways to make more money than ever while working fewer hours than a typical J-O-B….

Paying for College Part 4: Studying Abroad – Pros, Cons and Costs

Fun topic time. Studying Abroad. Costs. Timing. Internships. Visas. Language Barriers. There can be tons of impediments to studying abroad! In this article as well as a quick video, we are going to answer all your questions about studying abroad and whether or not it is a possibility. What is studying abroad? Studying abroad is…

5 Steps to Help Your Child Master Their Exams

For parents, it can be frustrating to watch your child study all night and bring a low grade on the exam back home. You might ask yourself “What is wrong?” or “Why isn’t that teacher teaching them properly?” or “How can I help short of taking the test for them?” These questions have most likely…