background-image: a theacher and four students looking at a globe
February 6, 2025
College, Career and Life Readiness
For parents navigating the college admissions process with their high schooler, the journey can feel both exciting and overwhelming. From deadlines to essays, there’s a lot to keep track of, and questions often outnumber answers. One of the most common concerns is understanding when high school students apply for college and how to ensure they stay on track.
To make the process more manageable, we’ve compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about college admissions. Use this guide to help your child navigate their path to college with confidence.
Read More
background-image: a theacher and four students looking at a globe
January 23, 2025
College, Career and Life Readiness
As a parent, you’ve likely heard your child ask, “Is my GPA good enough for college?” The GPA (Grade Point Average) has historically been one of the most central metrics colleges and universities use to evaluate students. But in today’s environment, the college and university’s holistic admissions process is changing, which begs the question, How important is the GPA?
Read More
background-image: a theacher and four students looking at a globe
January 21, 2025
Trending Topics
When it comes to preparing your child for college admissions, academics are only part of the equation. Admissions officers also look closely at extracurricular activities to understand who your child is beyond grades and test scores. But with so many options, it can be hard to know which activities truly stand out.
Read More
background-image: a theacher and four students looking at a globe
January 12, 2025
College, Career and Life Readiness
When it comes to preparing your child for the future, there’s an age-old debate: what matters more, grades or life readiness? While academic performance is undeniably important, it’s becoming increasingly clear that life readiness—skills like adaptability, resilience, communication, and problem-solving—better equips students for long-term success.
Read More
background-image: a theacher and four students looking at a globe
January 10, 2025
College, Career and Life Readiness
The PSAT (Preliminary SAT) is more than just a practice test for the SAT—it’s a valuable opportunity for students to gauge their strengths and areas for improvement. For some, it’s also a stepping stone to scholarships, like the National Merit Scholarship Program. As a parent, you play a crucial role in helping your child prepare effectively. By creating a supportive environment and offering strategic guidance, you can make their PSAT study process both productive and manageable.
Read More
background-image: a theacher and four students looking at a globe
January 8, 2025
Leadership Development
The topic of teens and leadership is at the forefront of many parents' minds. In a world where leadership skills are vital to success, parents of high-achieving students often wonder how to best prepare their children for future leadership roles.
Read More