Tips for Parents

College parents, here's what your student needs to bring to freshman orientation

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Freshman Orientation is an important step for both students and parents as college draws near. As you prepare to attend orientation with your student, don't forget to bring these important items (and expectations).

Parents, from high school to college: here's what your high school student needs during the transition to college

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Now that your student is done celebrating high school graduation and ready to settle into summer, it's the best time to gather important information from high school, before it gets forgotten in the bustle of back-to-school excitement.

How to survive freshman year: tips for parents

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For you and your college student, it is now officially "Fall - Freshman Year." You may not be more excited than your freshman but you are probably more anxious. Is she meeting people? Is he getting along with his roommate? Is she eating properly? Is he sleeping enough? What about drinking...and sex?.....and then there are all those questions about the academic side. There will be ups and downs, crises and successes. Parents who have already gone through this say: relax...what will be, will be....and...

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Mailing Addresses for Students Living On Campus

Here are the mailing addresses for students living on campus at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.

Recent Tweets from College Parents on Twitter

We're following college parents on Twitter & posting their tweets about being a college parent here.

College Survival Skills: 8 things you need to know before you go

Here are a few tips to make the adjustment to college a little easier, whether you’re moving across the country or just across town.

College Textbook Buying Mistakes

We asked four current undergrads and recent alums for advice. Here are the stories of their college textbook-buying woes and their top tips to spare you headaches and save you money.

Missing your College Days? Get Involved!

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For parents wishing to get involved, Dr. Dan Sullivan is an excellent resource, but he is not the only avenue to get involved at Nova Southeastern.

Glossary of College Terms

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The process of college admittance and registration can be confusing. To help you make sense of it all, here is a list of common college terms and their definitions.

Mailing a Little Support: Care Packages

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Your student has been back and in full-swing for almost a month now. They might not realize it, by they're missing you. Let them know you're thinking about them now.

Missing Your College Days? Get Involved!

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From donating, to volunteering and beyond, parent support on-campus goes a long way. Here are some easy ways to get involved on your student's campus now.

Top 10 Ways to Maximize the Return on Investment in College

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For college students and their parents who recognize college as a sizeable investment, maximizing the ROI is a priority. Use these tips to capitalize on your student's education.

A Study Abroad Primer for CU Parents

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Commonly asked questions about studying abroad.

Life as CU Parents

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As our daughter completes the final semester of her undergraduate career at the University of Colorado Boulder, we look back on an amazing four-and-a-half years, both for her and for us.

Empty Nesters: Four Indicators it’s Time to Find a New Home

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Does your empty nest feel too big, dated or not right for the needs of your changing family? Here are a few indicators that it might be time to think about moving.

Spring Semester Checklist

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If your student’s winter break was successful, she got rest, spent time with friends and family and probably let school slip her mind for a few weeks. Help your student prepare for the Spring semester with this checklist.

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