Does leaving for college mean leaving your faith? It doesn’t have to…
First-year college students have to handle additional responsibilities like how much time they’ll spend in class, how to manage the time they devote to their coursework and how to take advantage of campus resources like the library. Read the full article here.
This college professor isn’t the only to report poor attendance, little discussion, missing homework and failed exams. Read the article here.
Should we expect teens fresh off the podium to have it figured out? Read the article here.
Seven in 10 parents are feeling nervous about paying for college this year due to the financial impact of COVID-19. Read the article here.
A new program is schooling parents on how to better help their teens prepare for life after graduation while guiding them through the college admissions process. Read the article here.
With college admissions significantly altered this year, pay attention to what your child wants and needs. Read the article here.
How is the COVID surge changing plans on college campuses? Read the article here.
With COVID-19 still keeping us all at a social distance for the time being, Teen Librarians put their heads together to help connect teens with college and career readiness resources as they graduate, move into summer employment, or think about college. Read the article here.
Students should follow these steps so they’re ready when classes begin. Read the article here.
New Year’s resolutions aren’t only for adults. You can help your teen organize life after high school by getting them to plan now. Watch the video here.
