The Final Stretch: How to Improve Grades Last Minute
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.
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What 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.
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5 Things You Need to Know About the Scholarship Process
The idea of applying to scholarships can be overwhelming for students and parents alike. Many parents and students have a range of misconceptions about how the scholarship process works, when you can apply, where the money goes, and even if it will ever get easier. Luckily, there are answers to all of those concerns…
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Depression 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
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Tax 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.
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Make Scholarship Essays Stand Out by Avoiding These 4 Clichés
Essays are a common requirement for scholarship applications, and you stand the best chance of being selected if your essay stands out. To create content that will stand out from the crowd, make sure to avoid these four scholarship essay cliches.
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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.
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It’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.
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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.
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15 Fun Holiday Season Activities to Enjoy with Your Kids
Whether your kids are home from college or high school, the holiday season is an opportunity to spend time together. Here are 15 activities you can all do this holiday season.
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