An essential element to researching universities is the college tour. However, you may be limited by how far away a college is and how many trips you can take to visit schools. Fortunately, many virtual tours were vastly improved during the pandemic, so you can make this a part of your online research. Here are […]
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When you try to talk to your kids about college, does it always turn into an argument? Whether you have different ideas about when they should apply, where they should go, or what major they should pursue, here are a few tips to help you have a better discussion about further education. Talk about careers,
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In some households, parents take the responsibility upon themselves to put their kids through college. Because of this, they want control of the planning process as well. In other families, youths plot their own education course 100% independent of their parents. However, at College Planning Source, we find that the best results come when families
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This past year has changed so many things about life in general, it is no wonder that the college experience has been impacted. That is why College Planning Source has developed an 8-part webinar series to help families navigate the challenges of sending one or more children off to college successfully. The series titles are:
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When your kids hit their teen years, they may be less likely to confide in you, depending on how open communication is in the family and the temperament of your child. If you are finding it difficult to have a dialogue with your teen about college, here are a few ways to get the conversation
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Planning for college does not rest solely on the shoulders of children or parents. While some tasks will be assigned to different members of the family, there are a number of aspects that call for collaboration. Here are a few examples: Researching schools – While selecting schools to apply to falls to students, researching schools
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You want your kids to be successful, and sometimes that means you have to push them to their best in school. However, you don’t want your teen to experience burnout as a result of pressure. Here are three tips to help your student excel without feeling the crushing weight of pressure to succeed. Good organization
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Even if you are just thinking about having children, it’s never too early to begin planning on how to fund college. Tuition costs are always rising, so smart parents don’t wait until the last minute to begin setting aside money. However, you also want your kids to have the best shot at getting into the
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Class of 2021 Application Season Preparation In less than 11 months, the Class of 2021 students will be done with their college applications and will begin receiving their early action application results shortly after. Here are a few things to start focusing on to ensure you’ll be ready to begin the applications! 1. Project your
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Whether you are excited about the prospect of retiring at some point in the future or you are apprehensive because you are worried if you will ever be able to set enough money aside, these tips should be able to help you get a jumpstart on the savings process. Have a goal in mind –
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