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Two years ago my husband and I watched nearly bursting with pride and joy as our daughter graduated from college. Any photo taken of me that day shows a ridiculous grin on my face—but my happiness could not be contained. We were truly overjoyed, grateful, and proud.
Today, it is imperative for students to graduate college with the least amount of student loan debt as possible. Most students are unaware of simple ways that they can start...
In a Facebook chat and in her book, The Parent's Smart Guide to Sending Your Kids to College Without Going Broke, Gwen Thomas prioritizes scholarships.
I have a confession to make. I didn’t help either of my kids apply for scholarships. I felt, as my friend Liza did about her own kids, that my kids should seek out and apply for scholarships on their own. If they didn’t, well, they would be the ones stuck with the debt.
They are— Helping students seek help Planning for, or expecting, the unexpected Making motivation and reflection part of the student's daily experience
