The Debate: Should Parents Post About Their Kid’s College Acceptances on Social Media?
To brag, or not to brag, that is the question. And parents have a lot of opinions on the subject.
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This Mom Revamps Approach to Helping Her Second Kid with College
With 11 years to reflect, she’s doing the college process differently this time around.
What Parents Need to Do for a Smooth Freshman Move-in Day
A well-conceived game plan will be invaluable for making move-in day go smoothly for both you and your kid.
What Parents Should Do for Their College-Bound Seniors Over the Summer
Managing the process of your child’s applications, college visits and financial aid can feel overwhelming. An easy way to beat that feeling is to maximize the summer before application season.
How to Help Your Child Pick a College Without Being Pushy
To help your kid make the right college choice without nudging too hard, check out these expert tips.
What to Do When Your Child Is Ambivalent About College
Is something suddenly off with your kid’s attitude toward school? Experts advise on what should parents do when their kid isn’t excited about college.
How Parents Can Turn a College Tour Trip Into an Actual Vacation
Parents and travel agents offer their best advice for how to get the most fun and relaxation, and even a vacation, out of college visits.
5 College Tour Must-Dos for Parents of College-Bound Students
Help your child get the most out of their time on campus and address your questions and concerns with these helpful college tour must-dos.
How to Make the Most of the Final Semester with Your College-Bound Teen
Whether your teen is heading off to college in a faraway state, living at home or striking out on their own, your relationship is about to change.
Stories From the Empty Nest: ‘I Finally Published My Book’
Adjusting to life after the kids leave for college can be hard, but it can also offer a new lease on life.
How to Support Your Child With a Disability Through College
Being disabled is no barrier to getting the most out of university life.
6 Reasons Parents Should Attend College Orientation
Parent college orientation sessions are a great way to dispel some of your worries and help you get the important information you need about your student's transition to college.
It Takes More Than Book Smarts — Students Need Soft Skills Too
Effective communication and problem-solving skills are just as important as brain power for finding success.
Your Child’s College Decision: How to Help Without Overstepping
As a parent, you might have strong feelings as to which institution you think is best for your teen, but they've worked hard for those acceptances and will want to make the final choice.
How to Deal with Empty Nest Syndrome
For the first time in about 18 years, your home will be kid-free, and you probably have mixed feelings about that.
What Can You Do When Your Child Is Unhappy at College
What's the best course of action when your child is hundreds, maybe thousands of miles away and in need?
Teaching Your Kid to Speak Up at College
Consider this your cheat sheet for teaching your teen to navigate their newfound freedom and use a support network.