Essential College Question: What will happen if your college student has to withdraw from college?
Essential College Question: What will happen if your college student has to withdraw from college?
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College Tip: 5 Paths to College Success
In our twenty years of efforts to serve college parents, there are a few noteworthy voices who provided valuable insights into what is required by families, students, institutions and communities to promote & define college success. That’s why we are pleased to showcase an article below by Brandon Busteed who successfully served as the Executive Director, Education and Workforce Development, at Gallup.
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College Parent Tips: Set Expectation for Communication
As high school seniors choose the colleges they’ll attend this fall, many parents are finding that a Relationships 101 course is not only a good idea, it’s required.
Teresa Cowan, 44, of Detroit took a crash course.
When her son, Cassly Sullen III, left for Prairie View A&M in Texas a year and a half ago, she was excited to see him grow up, but nervous about him leaving home.
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Student Loan Tip: Do cosignors need life insurance to cover your student loans?
According to a recent article by Policy Genius, "The cost of college has skyrocketed over the last decade, resulting in $1.4 trillion of outstanding student loan debt. But college grads aren't the only ones on the hook for their balances. Per student debt analytics...
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Data from the National Center for Education Statistics reports on the risks within and surrounding college life are very real.
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When you are looking for a college apartment it is wise to be sure that your college apartment at least has some essential facilities. There are many things that a student need in their college apartment to get a convenient lifestyle. Life in college can be tough and...
read moreBalancing Cash, Savings and Financing Options to Pay for College Costs
You were ecstatic when she was awarded that merit scholarship. Even better when she still got a need-based grant. She accepted the admission offer, and then life was a swirl of senior year ceremonies, graduation, parties, and maximizing her last summer before going...
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5 Things To Know Before Getting An Education Major
Top 5 Things You Should Know Before Getting An Education Major There are so many different types of fields that you can major in. Some fields aren’t too popular, while others will be booming for some time then die out, and then there are some that are always needed...
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A Guide To Living For Empty Nesters
By the time we reach a little beyond middle age in our lives, chances are all of our kids have grown up and gotten out of the house, and this means that the feeling of having an empty nest may settle in and make you emotional. It is incredibly emotional to watch your...
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How to Develop Good Spending Habits in College
Balancing fun and finances is never easy, especially in college. During these memorable years, students should balance their education and social lives.So, what exactly is the best way to ensure you’re setting yourself up for a healthy financial future during and...
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