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Helping Your Child Apply to College Here are 12 easy ways that you can help your teen get into college. How to Make Your Long-Distance Relationship Survive College Heading to different colleges doesn't have to mean the end of your relationship. With the right attitude and approach, you too can make your high school romance last through the college years. I Have to Do What?! Don't fret. We've asked the experts about writing stellar papers, acing classes, and studying the right way. Take these tips with you to campus. IMing in College So, you're off to college soon but your parents are hesitant to let go! Find out how IMing in college can be a perfect solution to over-protective parents Join the Club: Extracurriculars Can Help College Feel More Like Home College can be overwhelming and lonely, but joining an extracurricular can make all the difference. Leaving Your Love Behind: How to Earn an 'A' in Long-Distance Romance Whether you and your significant other are separated by a county, state, or sea, keeping up a long-distance relationship can get messy. Here's some advice from students who have been through this tough relationship-time. Love Life 101: Leaving Your High School Sweetheart Behind When I left for college, I bid my high school sweetheart a tearful farewell through the window of my parents' stocked-full-of-college-boxes minivan. We knew it was the end, but we vowed to stay friends and call often. That was the mistake. Make Yourself Over During Your Transition to College Leave that high school label behind and take advantage of your new college life and re-define yourself! Mothering Minds Read how two teenage mothers refused to let pregnancy keep them from finishing high school or attending college. Moving In Without Stressing Out Before you move in, check out these tips for maximum dorm bliss. |