by Emilia Copeland Titus | Sep 13, 2022 | Blog
Some universities, particularly schools with highly selective acceptance rates, recommend or even require that prospective students have an interview with an admissions officer or alumni as part of their application. This provides an opportunity for admissions to get...
by Emilia Copeland Titus | Aug 10, 2022 | Blog
Now that your student will be on their own at college, it’s a comfort to know that they’re in an environment that has infrastructure in place to protect and support the school’s population. For students in the LGBTQ community, concerns about health and safety may be...
by Cathy Copeland Titus | Jul 24, 2022 | Blog
Attention, rising seniors: summer is the perfect time to work on your college essay! Also known as your personal statement, this essay is an opportunity for college admissions readers to get to know you beyond your transcript and test scores. It may seem daunting to...
by Emilia Copeland Titus | Jul 20, 2022 | Blog
The transition from high school to college is an important rite of passage in any person’s life—with it comes a whole new set of opportunities and challenges as your student adjusts to a more independent lifestyle. As a parent, you will also be going through a period...
by Eric Endlich | May 31, 2022 | Blog
Originally published July 31, 2021 by Eric Endlich, Ph.D | ADHD, College special accommodations, High school students, LD, Parenting, Special needs accommodations in college for LD with Sharon Saline, Psy.D. Nia had been so excited to go to college. She’d been...
by Cathy Copeland Titus | May 9, 2022 | Blog
As your student embarks on their first year of college, you’ve helped to prepare them with the necessary tools for their transition into a more independent lifestyle. One of the most important skills to develop during this transitional period is financial literacy....
