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Released from the Cage of High School Sure you're eager to set flight in college, but remember that some of your old high school habits could easily make you crash. Should I Fly Solo or Take a Copilot? Is it a good idea to take your best friend to college with you? Find out why (or why not). Admissions Office Q&A: When Parents and Students Don't Agree Lisa Meyer, dean of admissions at the University of LaVerne, discusses how you and your parents can reach an agreement about what college to attend. A College Challenge: Dealing with Dyslexia The transition to college can be tough, but dealing with dyslexia can make things more difficult. Read how one college student made it through her freshman year and how you can too. Helping Your Child Apply to College Here are 12 easy ways that you can help your teen get into college. Preparing Your Child for College Read how you can start preparing your child for college, today. All in the Family Heading to college means leaving family behind. Or does it? Confessions of a Freshman Co-ed Read one freshman co-ed's thought as she makes the transition to college.... 10 Boxes or Less Have you packed the right things? Did you pack too much? Did you pack enough? Read on for some advice from college students who have been there, packed that. A New Beginning for Parents: When Your Teen Goes to College Starting college is filled with surprises and unexpected discoveries. As your child becomes a college freshman searching for a new identity, they will probably be caught off-guard by the newness of the adventure. But, it's not just college fish who struggle with learning curves -- so will you as a parent! |