Parents often work incredibly hard to get the student in the family to college. They attend college tours, pay for college entrance exams, make sure transcripts are sent and help with the completion of a host of forms for admission, housing, financial aid, scholarhsips and loans. It is a tragedy when, after all that loving, painstaking effort, the student drops out. There are 10 steps that parents can take thoughout a child's life to significantly decrease the odds of their student not completing their postsecondary program.
10. Educate them to be good education consumers. |
 |
|||||||||||
 
CategoriesAcceptanceAccepted? Now What? Admission Decisions Admission Essays Adult Students Athletes and College Campus Safety Career Planning and College Choosing the best college for you College Admission Deadlines College Admission Decisions College Admission Essays College Admission Tests College application process College Applications College Buyer Beware College Camp College Choice College Costs College Counseling and Advising College Entrance Exams College Freshman Adjustment College Graduation and Beyond College Major College Myths College Prep College Prep Opportunities College Recruitment College Scholarships College succcess College Transfer Early preparation for college Education Consumerism FAFSA FInancial Aid Financial Aid and Scholarships GAP Year GAP Year and Summer Programs Getting in....or not Good advice Grad School Graduate to a Job Highly Selective Colleges IEP It's all in the timing Jobs Kids Today Learning Disability Accommodations Majors Maturity Media Treatment of College Information Money and College MOOC Moolahversity Online College Parent and Grandparent Support Parent and Grandparent Support in the College Process Parent and student relationships in the college process Parenting Teens Picking a college Planning for College Success Positioning Students for Success SAT and ACT Scholarships Social Media and College Start Planning Early Student Development Student Loan Debt Student Loans Student Posts About Their Experiences Success Hints Summer Activities Summer college prep Surviving fall semester fo the senior year The College-Job Connection The Junior Year To-do lists Tranferring Transcripts Value of College |
|
 |
|||||||||
    |
|||||||||||
