Having a productive family discussion during college planning means asking the right questions — as a parent and as a teen. From settling money matters to creating boundaries, having these conversations can be challenging. Where do you ...
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Transferring colleges can offer a number of big benefits. From saving money, to pursuing a different major to finishing with a different school’s degree, there are many valid reasons for changing schools.
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From accounting to zoology, there is a vast range to choose from when selecting a college major. It can be overwhelming — especially if you aren’t sure what to pick. Before we get into tips and tricks for selecting a college major, let’s ...
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The college application process is an exciting and stressful time in your child’s life and for you as a parent. After all, you’ve offered your support throughout the educational journey up until this point, and you want to ensure your ...
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If you’re struggling to pick a major to mark on your college applications, you’re not alone. An estimated 20-50 percent of students enter college undecided, and up to 75 percent report having changed their major at least once. After all, ...
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Have you heard? The SAT is undergoing significant changes! From the length of the test to the format to the time it takes to get your scores, we’ve got the lowdown on the new SAT and when changes will go into effect.
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There are a lot of good reasons for breaking up with your current college and pursuing a transfer. Maybe you’re seeking a lower-cost option, a different academic program, a college closer to home, or a campus culture that’s a better fit. ...
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Have you been admitted to more than one college honors program? Congratulations – your hard work in high school has paid off handsomely! Now, you have the enviable task of selecting a finalist from this cornucopia of riches. Wondering how ...
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A thing’s value to a person depends on what matters to that person. That’s subjective. A thing’s value also can be tangible and quantifiable. That’s objective. Pride born of doing something few people can accomplish is subjective, and ...
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One of the toughest parts of a parent’s job is knowing when to provide guidance and when to stand back and let your child self-direct their activities. It’s a delicate balancing act that grows even more challenging as your teen begins the ...
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