This month’s newsletter includes:
Lessons Learned by Parents about Campus Visits – some sage advice from parents who have “been there, done that”.
Dual Degrees – 3-2 Engineering Programs – for students not sure that they want to become
For teens in the race to try to get into the colleges of their choice, the decision can be tormenting, and the process exhausting. There’s always one more Advanced Placement course to squeeze in, one additional activity or one
Planning for college is very important in securing your child’s future. College serves as a stepping stone for your child; and as a parent you will need to consider a few important aspects before you make your choice. The
Children benefit most when their parents are supportive in their daily activities. With supported parents, children can continue to grow and succeed in everything they do. People will actually become more confident if they know that their parents support
There are some phrases coined for certain parent personality types at colleges and universities throughout the country. One common token term is the “helicopter parent.”
The Helicopter Parent – The Persistent Hoverer
A helicopter parent is one who hovers
Author: Rhonda Manns, A2Z College Planning
You’ve waited so long for this day–your son or daughter is proudly off at college! In many ways, it is culture shock when a child leaves home for college and parents left behind
For high school Seniors, April is the month when final acceptance letters should arrive. This means that it’s a month of decisions as you evaluate financial aid packages, compare offers of admissions and possibly revisit your top choices.
This month’s
Studying, extracurricular activities, after school programs–is there a chance that your child may be academically burnt out? How can you tell?
Causes of Academic BurnoutMany high schools put a huge workload on students and expect everyone to be
