Preparation for college or the workforce begins far before the senior year of high school. Freshman year requires many adjustments and is a good time to start learning and honing
Now’s the time to practice academic success skills
As students resume their school routines, it’s a good time to start practicing skills for student success. Many of the tips that follow are from Dave Ellis’ Becoming a Master
Organization, studying, fun on checklist for freshman
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
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
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
Volunteerism benefits youths in a number of valuable ways
Volunteer opportunities are everywhere, from school clubs to houses of worship to nursing homes, as well as with a plethora of non-profit organizations. It is heartening to know that many
Help teens develop networking skills early
By now, every college freshman enrolled in those over-populated introductory courses has figured out that he or she can remain anonymous the entire semester when one of 200 or more
Parents need to stay involved in education of their children
As all summers seem to do, this one has gone fast and school will begin again soon. The beginning of the school year is a good time for parents to
Preparation Key to Good Study Abroad Experience
Participating in an exchange or study abroad program appeals to many students. It offers an opportunity for travel and cultural enrichment, and it broadens global and self perspective. It also
It’s time to set expectations about college with freshmen
The graduation parties are over and anticipation is building for college-bound freshman and their families. The summer before that freshman year includes an orientation trip to the school, compiling lists