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Maximizing Your Time Before Your Child Goes off to College

As a parent, the summer before your child goes off to college for the first time can be a bittersweet time. On one hand, you’re excited for them and the new experiences they’ll have. On the other hand, you may feel a sense of sadness and loss as they prepare to leave the nest. Regardless of how you’re feeling, it’s important to make the most of the time you have left together. Here are 10 tips to help you maximize your time this summer before you move your kids to college for the first time.

Bored kid

You did it! Now, What to Do After High School?

Congratulations, graduate! You’ve finally finished high school, and now you’re staring down three months of freedom before college begins. You’re free from homework, school sports, and extracurricular activities. But what do you do with all this time? Fear not! Here’s a casual, funny guide to making the most of your post-high school summer.

Last Day of High School

Making the Most of Your Last Months of High School!

Alright, my fellow high school seniors, buckle up because we’re about to embark on the wildest ride of our lives: the final month of high school! It’s time to squeeze every last drop of fun and nostalgia out of these precious days before we swap hall passes for dorm keys. So, grab your yearbooks, cue up “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)” by Green Day, and let’s make some memories!

Scholarships with June Deadlines

Your Guide to Free Money for College!

Alright, parents of high school seniors, let’s talk about the elephant in the room – college ain’t cheap. Nope, not even close. But fear not, because I’m here to spill the beans on the best-kept secret in the world of higher education – scholarships! Yep, that’s right, free money just waiting to be claimed. So grab a snack and let’s dive into the wild world of scholarship hunting!

Heading to college next year? Here’s what high school seniors need to know about dorm life vs. home—and how to prepare like a pro before move-in day.

Well, you did it. You’re a dorm dweller.

Congratulations, you’ve officially survived the first month of college! You’ve navigated the chaos of move-in day, bonded with your roommate (or avoided them like the plague), unpacked your life into a room the size of a walk-in closet, and realized that textbooks cost roughly the same as your firstborn child. Now, the welcome events are over, classes are in full swing, and campus no longer feels like a confusing labyrinth.