Overnight it seems as though your baby boy or girl has turned into a rising senior in high school. Guess it’s time to begin preparing for college, right? Wrong, that should have started when they started working on their first high school...
READ MOREIf you were about to travel to a country where you don’t speak the language and I suggested you needed a babel fish, would you know what I was talking about? This is an easy question for anyone who has read The Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy...
READ MOREJust about everything is set. Your preferred college has accepted you and offered an incentive or two to attend their school. You are on track to be exempt from your finals, the preference for summer orientation is open and the path looks clear...
READ MOREYou are finishing up your senior year; a great college has accepted you and even offered you financial aid to attend, your grades are good, you are in a good dorm and the next four years are set – at least it looks that way. Does your financial...
READ MOREWhen I saw the article titled, “Financial Fitness: Shopping around for financial aid to ease college debt”, I thought that it was just another jumble of well-known facts rearranged to complete an assignment given to a novice journalist. Thank...
READ MOREBy the third week in February, even the students who got started late working on their college applications are mostly done with the process. If there is still work to do, it is usually applying for scholarships. This form of financial aid could...
READ MOREIf you haven’t read the article published in the Washington Examiner on February 13, 2018, (http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/exorbitant-admissions-consultant-fees-highlight-a-college-obsessed-society/article/2648956) you should. It doesn’t...
READ MOREI was impressed when a conscientious young client asked me about using American Sign Language (ASL) for his foreign language requirement. Having had clients take this route in previous years to satisfy the foreign language requirement for college...
READ MOREIn 2014 Slate reported that 55% of the first-time college undergraduates who stared their education in 2007 did not have a degree six years later...
READ MOREThe spring semester is just underway; and if getting back into the swing of things after the thrilling holidays isn’t enough, I have another chore for your long list. Identify meaningful summer activities for your teen. The reason “meaningful” is...
READ MOREIt’s been an annual tradition for as long as there have been calendars. At the end of the year, most adults resolve to begin doing something they should have been doing all along or to change a habit or begin a new one. Resolutions come in all...
READ MOREThis year was the first time in almost two decades that the number of students graduating from US high schools did not increase. There are a number of factors affecting that statistic but it comes down to the number of students of graduation age...
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