Spring cleaning is a tradition in many households, giving everyone a chance to get rid of the old and make room for the new. But spring cleaning with your high school senior might require different steps, especially if they will be heading away to college in the fall. Often, they need to do more than…
Read MoreParent’s Guide to Freshman Orientation: Everything You Need to Know
Parents often experience the same mix of excitement and anxiety as their children do when it comes to starting college. It’s a big shift in the parent-child paradigm you have experienced so far, and you likely have a lot of questions regarding what your student’s life will be like while they are away. Luckily, many…
Read MoreHelping Your Child With Choosing the Right College
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.
Read MoreWhat to Do During Spring Break: Striking a Balance Between Work and Play
The official start of spring is drawing near. And that means Spring Break is just around the corner. But, how can a parent help their child strike a balance between work and play during this annual event? By using some of the tips found here.
Read MoreDepression Among College Students & the Impact of a Simple Care Package
For many college students, being away at school isn’t easy. Often, they are subjected to incredible amounts of stress, aren’t getting enough sleep, and might not be eating right. On top of that, they may also be very lonely. So, consider taking time to remind them you are thinking of them by sending a care package
Read MoreTax Season! Here’s What You Need to Know about Education Credits
Tax season isn’t often considered a fun time. But it is a chance to take advantage of certain educational tax benefits which may help lower the amount of federal taxes you owe this tax year.
Read MoreHow to Help Your Senior Avoid “Senioritis” & Finish with Enthusiasm
Now that the winter holidays are over, many seniors across the country realize that they are mere months away from graduating. To help your child finish the marathon that leads to graduation, keep an eye out for these signs of burnout. And, if you do see them struggling, you can follow the accompanying tips to help them keep their eye on the finish line.
Read More5 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.
Read MoreIt’s College Acceptance Letter Time: Managing the Highs & Lows of being Accepted or Rejected
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.
Read More10 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.
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