Parenting “To-Do’s” for Parents of High School Seniors: May
Time is flying by! It’s now May, our college selection is complete, and it’s time to relax, at least a little bit. Now, our students
Time is flying by! It’s now May, our college selection is complete, and it’s time to relax, at least a little bit. Now, our students
Parents of high school seniors: Now that we are already in the middle of April, it’s a good time to start talking about their looming
Spring is in full swing, and while we all appreciate the glimpses of warmer weather and the flowers in bloom, it can also be an
Over the coming weeks and months, many things will change for parents of graduating high school seniors. They’ll see their children less, miss out on
According to Larksfield Place, when a person is struggling with an addiction, it can affect everyone around them. When that person is a member of
We’ve shared these statistics before, but they’re never any less shocking. The United States is ranked 9th among 28 industrialized countries for college enrollment, but DEAD LAST for college completion.
Last week, we talked about risk aversion (especially in millennials and the younger generation) and the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone in
If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard some conflicting descriptors of Millennials. Some will say how creative, relational, and connected they are. Others will marvel at
If your kid is going to be off to college in the next year or so, there are some things that you can do to
It can be a statement that is pointing out the obvious, but raising children costs money; it can be expensive. And the cost starts before
Our nation’s colleges and universities have a powerful, two-fold influence on preparing young adults for life success. On one hand, they play a role as receiver of
If you have a child going off the college, there are a few important lessons to teach them before they head out on their own.