In the past month I’ve met with dozens of families, in person and via Skype, to discuss course selection for next school year.
I find myself saying a lot of the same things:
Take the more...
For years colleges and universities have offered different models of distance education from the correspondence course to lectures delivered by video or cable tv. A new trend is education is the...
In the past few years MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) have been a popular topic for colleges and universities. Seems like every semester another big name school or professor introduces another...
More students with physical and learning differences are successfully pursuing college degrees than ever before. The differences between how high schools and colleges accommodate these students...
Most people agree that high school juniors should take the SAT, but there is some debate about when. The answer to this question has changed over the years. In the current world of college admissions...
(Guest post by academic life coach Gretchen Wegner)
Are you tired about fighting with your teen about studying? Or, maybe you secretly worry that your student has never truly learned how to...
Last week I ran my first 10K with a friend from college. I started running last August so completing the 6.2 mile race was an accomplishment.
Did I place first? No. I wasn’t even in...
The process of preparing for college, visiting schools, narrowing down possibilities, and applying can be stressful for students and parents. Below are the 16 smartest things parents can do during...
You’ve heard me say that “fit” is the most essential factor in choosing a college. One issue of fit that doesn’t appear on most college planning checklists is beating the...
Many college students have a hard time settling on a major, and others have career goals that combine several areas of interest. Double majors are appealing because students can pursue multiple...