008. Part 1 Why Goal Setting Should Start in High School
One of the most overlooked skills for student success is goal-setting. Even the most capable students fail to reach their full potential without solid goals setting their course. But when is the best time to start setting goals with your teens? In this ... Read More >
007. 10 Insider Tips on Applying to Military Service Academies
Whether your family is already a military family... Or your teen is passionate about serving their country and challenging themselves... Applying to a military service academy might be a great path for your student. The application process is ... Read More >
006. The 5-Way Test to Writing an Unforgettable College Essay
Writing the college essay can be one of the most intimidating parts of the college application process. In this episode, I’m joined by my friend and former college admission counselor Robyn Munn to talk about the 5-way test to ensure your college application ... Read More >
005. 8 Pandemic-Safe Activities Your Teenager Can Do This Summer To Get Ahead
Many parents wonder how to best support their college-bound teenagers over the summer to ensure they make the most out of the season. This exciting episode is full of tips to help your college-bound teenager navigate a successful summer. I’m joined ... Read More >
004. Rising Seniors… Start Your Engines for College Application Season
The past couple of weeks have surely changed how the end of this semester looks, but it hasn’t changed this fact: preparation is key. Work with your teenager to go through these 6 steps to prepare for the upcoming season of college applications. Rising ... Read More >
003. A Framework For Affording College with Scholarships and Financial Aid
Paying for college is a patchwork quilt approach – a tightly integrated matrix of funding sources to address most, if not all, known college costs. Learn about what options are available for your family to help your college-bound teenager afford a path ... Read More >
002. 4 Tips for Parents Having the College Money Talk
Many parents avoid having the hard financial talks about college until it’s almost too late. If you’re thinking about sending your teenager to college, then the time to talk about your financials and financial aid is NOW. 4 Tips For Parents Having ... Read More >