5 resources for first-gen college students
Being the first in the family to go to college comes with unexpected challenges. These programs can help students overcome obstacles and thrive in college.
Tips to help your child be the first to go to college
To get your child successfully through high school and into college, here鈥檚 what to do, resources you can rely on, and some hurdles to expect.
Don't miss the A-G requirements to get into college
California public universities 鈥� UCs and CSUs 鈥� expect students to have taken some specific classes; be sure to know what those are.
How to help your kids explore their passions this summer
One mom's story of encouraging her kids to trust their instincts, be independent, and love learning.
College tours for鈥� tweens?!
Want to get your child excited about going to college? One mom discovers the secret: take them on a tour while they're young.
10 hottest careers for college graduates
What are the best jobs in the future? See these top 10 lists of highest-growth jobs through 2033 by degree attainment.
Why community college?
Community colleges were developed for two major purposes: to be a bridge from high school to college and to prepare students for the job market.
What if your teen wants to skip college
Your child may want to delay college or skip it altogether. But he still needs an education. Here's how you can help.
How to help your child get ready for the SAT or ACT
There is no secret trick to getting a high score on the SAT or ACT, but there are ways you can help your child get ready for these tests.
Help your child find the right college
Figure out the most important things a college needs to offer to find a place where your teen will be happy and successful.
ACT or SAT: What鈥檚 the difference?
Find out how these two college admissions tests differ and whether your student should take one or the other, or both.
CTE programs offer diverse options for teens
Today's vocational or CTE programs can expand your child's choices for rewarding work and even kickstart their future career.
Improving teens' reading speed and comprehension
Middle and high school students can become stronger readers. Here's expert advice for how you can help.
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