College

Before transferring to a new school, it's important to revisit priorities.

The counseling office at your school can normally provide sound advice about the "nuts and bolts" of transferring.

College admissions decision-makers believe that an applicant's extracurricular activities give them insight into you as an individual.

It's normal to feel confused and frightened about college and your future. A school counselor can provide ideas and suggestions.

When considering possible investments for a college fund, look at those that provide a reasonable expectation for growth and limited risk.

Do colleges provide any assistance to students with LD?

Far too many kids go straight to college because their families expect it of them.

Our expert advises a high school senior about possible next steps.

This article describes why and how you should plan to visit college campuses over the summer.

The best way to help a child through the confusing transition to college is to let him know that he's loved.

It is normal to experience anxiety over going to college.

It's wise to adopt a supportive attitude about your child's choice of college, and to respect his choice unless he gives you cause not to honor it.

Learn how to apply for federal financial aid.

This article discusses why and how every student should be thinking about the future.

This article addresses the top six questions parents have about financial aid.

College freshmen return home with a newfound sense of autonomy, and a vampire-like sleep and social schedule.

This article offers some tips for writing a successful college application essay.

Learn about the most common college application mistakes and how to avoid them.