Some students don’t want to go to college right after they graduate high school, and many parents worry that this could ruin their future. Our resident mom blogger, Katie Bingham-Smith, explains why delaying college isn’t necessarily a bad thing and why she’s supporting her son’s decision to hold off on college and pursue other options first.
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Yes, You Can Save for College AND Retirement. Here’s How.
Read MoreHelping your kids pay for college and saving for your retirement are two of the biggest financial investments most people will ever make. But many people don’t do a good job of planning for them, and they don’t make good, smart decisions in these areas. That’s why it’s always important to ask three key questions Read more…
How To Avoid Transferring Colleges: A Parent’s Perspective
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Enrolling in the wrong college can be a disappointing and costly mistake for your student. Our resident mom blogger shares some real life stories about students who had to transfer after enrolling in college and the best way to avoid this unfortunate outcome.
Spring is Here and It’s Time to Visit Colleges.
Read MoreIt’s officially springtime for 2021, and that means it’s time to schedule college visits with your student. Spring break and the spring months are a crucial time for any high school student to visit colleges in person or virtually, no matter where you are in the college process. Visits can help your student narrow down Read more…
Why Having a Dream School May Be Bad for Your Teen
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Teens frequently get their heart set on attending a particular college as their first choice. But having a “dream school” can end up being a nightmare if they don’t get accepted. Our resident mom blogger shares some advice on how to help your teen avoid the dream school problem. And she’s got stories from other parents and students to show that it’s not such a disaster if you don’t get into your preferred college.
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