After all the hard work and preparation, your student has made it to the first day of classes. Every student’s experience is different, and it can be hard to know what to expect. We have information and advice to help with the transition.
There are many different ways to study. We’re sharing some of our best tips so your student can make the most of their study sessions.
Technology has brought the prevalence of online and hybrid learning to college campuses. But is that style of learning right for your student?
Figuring out what to pack for college is always a challenge. That’s why we’re sharing our essential packing list so your student is fully prepared.
Share these tips with your student on how to become a noteworthy note-taker.
Your student is about to move into their residence hall. Help them get their room ready so they can hit the ground running.
College students can be particularly susceptible to mental health challenges. It's okay to have concerns about student mental health. Find out the signs and how you can help your…
Financial aid can be a tough road to navigate, but we’ve got answers to some of the most-asked financial aid questions.
Your student will learn a lot in college. But they also have a lot to learn before they go to college. Find out what they need to know.
Find out some of the ways colleges are keeping students safe and healthy in the wake of COVID-19.
Help your student gain an edge when it comes to building their resume. Use this free tool.
Is your student really ready to succeed in college? Check out this list for valuable college success skills.
As many colleges and universities move to digital formats, we offer tips for your student to succeed in their remote classes.
So your student wants to take a gap year — here’s the inside scoop on what that’s all about, and how it can benefit your student.
Here’s why it’s a good idea for your student to find a mentor in high school and college.
Listen to a group of esteemed university leaders answer some questions about what we might expect for the fall 2020 semester.
Part two of our diversity series shows us that embracing diversity can mean swallowing the fear of not being accepted by others based on differences.
Everything you need to know about the transfer process, whether your student is in their first year of college or a senior.
College classrooms come in all shapes and sizes. Students learn in traditional lecture halls, outdoors and in professionally simulated environments.
A diverse college campus means students have a range of countries of origin, cultural and ethnic identities, religious beliefs, income levels and political affiliations.…
Bridge the gap between a student’s college experience and family time at family weekend.
Let’s explore the science of productivity with AsapSCIENCE.
Keep in touch with your student and help them manage homesickness. Here's how.
Showing job experience when your student has never had a job. How to help your student get the edge needed to find and land their first real job.
When it comes to personal growth, knowing that they can improve is key to student success.
Avoiding common pitfalls to improve time management skills.
Studying abroad is an amazing experience. It’s a great way for your student to see the world and experience new cultures.
Discover what matters most when it comes to success and well-being in life.
This seven-item action plan will help your student be as prepared as possible for their college adventure.
Students should start building an amazing resume sooner rather than later.
Is your student a dependent according to the IRS? Find out here.
Discover how to help your student achieve their goals. We’ll help you simplify the process.
Summer break ideas to help your student make the most of their free time by working toward their future while still having fun.
Identity theft and corporate breaches continue to make the news. Make sure your student is informed about how to stay protected from hackers.
College will inevitably change your student in a variety of ways. These changes might be welcome changes or they could be drastic, less desirable ones.
It’s not uncommon at all to feel sad or anxious when your child leaves for college. Here’s how to approach this change.
We’ve all been there. Needs change as your child grows. So what does parenting a college student look and feel like. We asked a parent of four college students.
If you're thinking about buying a car for your college student. Consider the cars on our best used cars for college students list.