Planning For College: A Team Effort
A successful college graduate with AD/HD shares how she and her parents worked together to plan for college.
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Go Global: Summer International Programs for Teens
Your teenager can strengthen her Spanish in Spain or help rural villagers plant community gardens in Mexico this summer.
The College Search: How You Can Help Your Child
Applying to college can be stressful. This is likely the first decision your child will make that has such important consequences. Learn how you can help.
Choosing a Teen Travel Program
Looking for a summer travel program for your teenager? Asking the right questions will help your teen learn and grow - and you'll sleep soundly at night.
An Honest Day's Work: Summer Jobs for Youth
A summer job can be a great learning experience.
Understanding college admissions tests
College admissions tests, a rite of passage for high school students, are changing. Here's what you and your child need to know.
How to take great notes
Taking good notes requires students to evaluate, organize and summarize information. It's a key survival skill your child will need through high school and beyond.
Letting go: Tips for parents of new college students
After 18 years of parenting, it can be hard to let go. Here is a sneak peek at the challenges of the transition ahead and advice to prepare right now.
Applications: A parent's role
Your challenge as a parent is to support your student as she applies to college but let her do the work.
Is college right for your child?
College is expensive, your child doesn't have a clue about a career path. Is it really worth it? Read on before you decide.
