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4 years of college is not for everyone. Even high school is not for kid. Going to college needs to be your child’s choice and if they have an alternative in mind then you should explore that. If your teen has a keen interest in a trade then they should go to trade school.. There are many benefits to a …
Leaving for college can be an anxious time. New space. New classes. New friends. It would be nice to have something familiar with you. Could it be your dog? There are a few things to consider first. You may bring your dog to college if: Your dog is a service dog or You are attending a school that allows dogs …
Going to college is an exciting time for everyone. Picking a college and choosing a major… Why not think of a bigger picture and look overseas? There are advantages to going to college overseas or outside of the US. Many colleges in Europe offer very low tuition rates compared to the US and also teach courses through English, You can …
Making plans for leaving for college is an exciting time. It is the beginning of the next chapter in your life. But it’s also the ending of a chapter in your moms. Your mom is upset because she knows this is the end of your childhood. You are going to college and she will see less and less of you. …
If your child is moving to college you will need to think about where they are going to live. You want them to be happy but also safe. Choosing the correct place is key. College students can choose from a selection of different accommodation choices 1. On Campus – Dorms 2. On Campus – Apartments 3. On Campus – Sorority …
You’re moving to college and have decided that you are going to live in dorms. Dorm rules are different from college to college so check out what applies to your chosen college. Most schools do not offer tours of halls or dorms prior to move in. You can see a virtual tour online on the school website. While visiting a …
Leaving high school is one of the first milestones as you transition into adulthood. Change is inevitable after high school. Friends go their different ways and lose touch. It’s part of growing up. For some the thoughts of leaving high school and moving on is just too much to handle. We need to think of this time as the start …
You’ve gone through the whole college application and have been offered a place. Well Done! You now realise that the funding is not there. Here’s some advice. If your financial aid package is not what you expected it would be there are other routes to continuing your education. 1. Student Loan 2. Scholarships 3. In State college options 4. Join …
Going to college is a life changing decision. Where you choose to attend is also very important. Let’s look at what might be involved in that decsion. You should go to college out of state if you have the resources to do so. You won’t be limited by course choice but financially it is more expensive. There are just over …
Deciding to take a gap year after high school is a time when a teen can mature, figure out who they are. But is it for everyone and what difficulties might arise? Getting into college after gap year is harder than going straight from high school. The best solution is to apply as normal and defer your place. The process …