In just a couple of weeks, college students will start heading back to their campuses. For freshmen, whether they are going to CSU, CU, or someplace further afield, it means
Algebra Helps a Swimmer Swim Faster
Some students love math while others ask, “What is the point of math?” and resent every minute spent on it. This column explores the usefulness of math–straight from the
Learn About Financial Aid Office During Campus Visits
For families with teenagers, summer vacations are a good time to include college campus visits. Personal visits are the best way for a student to experience campus vibes, and to
Apprenticeships Offer Paid Training and Career
While college is the goal of many high school students, it is not for all. Some put college off for a year or more, some go into the military, some
Graduation a time to reflect but also to look ahead
It is graduation time again, and that means smiling families, lots of photos, parties, and a few tears. Once the celebrating dies down, college-bound students look forward to the last
Career-minded students should know R’s of summer
Students are starting to look forward to the summer as a well-deserved break from the academic and extra-curricular demands they juggle during the school year. Summer is a good time
Seven Things to Consider When Choosing a College
At this time of year, college choice is on the minds of many college- bound juniors and seniors. It can be overwhelming with close to 4,500 degree-granting U.S. institutions. While
Curriculum can help drive school choice decisions
Students have unique learning needs and preferences. While neighborhood schools offer convenience, there are several educational options available. Look into various high school programs and extra-curricular offerings sooner, rather than
MOOCs and Online Learning
Technology has been a game changer for most industries, professions, and activities. The education landscape is no exception. Online courses, free or low-cost MOOCs (massive open online courses), and hybrid
Apply for aid, even if you don’t think you’ll qualify
January 1 marks the beginning of a new year and a new hope, but it also can make parents nervous as it marks the opening day of the Free Application