Students don’t just wait around for emails or info sessions anymore. They go straight to social media for answers. From Reddit threads to Instagram comments, prospective students are asking real, unfiltered questions about college life, ...
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As I type this, my son is starting the second semester of his junior year, and with that comes a rush of emotions. Have I done enough? Have I done too much? Will he be able to figure things out on his own when he needs to? In less than a ...
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You’ve made it —your child is 18, ready to go off into the world and conquer college life. As a parent or guardian, you’re probably experiencing all kinds of feelings right now, from pride to anxiety. I have a child in high school, so I ...
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Starting the financial aid process can be completely and utterly confusing. What does it all mean? Where should you and your student begin? What’s most important?
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Let’s be so for real: College admissions (and everything after, too) can feel like a full-blown Broadway production.
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Applying to college and getting accepted – that’s the fun part. Realizing the cost of said college – that’s the not-so-fun part.
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Walking into a college fair can feel like entering a big academic version of Comic-Con – minus the cosplay (unless you count mascots) and with way more brochures. But here’s the thing: If you know how to navigate it, a college fair can be ...
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When I was applying for colleges (many, many moons ago… I won’t admit HOW many moons ago), I was too intimidated to apply to any reach schools. I didn’t think I had what it took to get into a school like that – but looking back, I realize ...
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Starting your college journey is an important milestone, no matter when you take your first step. If you recently received an admission offer for a spring term when you wanted fall, you might have some mixed emotions right now. Yes, many ...
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There’s a LOT to think about when you’re going off to college, ranging from the fun things, like how you’ll decorate your residence hall room and who your roommate will be, to the more administrative tasks, like setting up meal plans and ...
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