Tips for Parents

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...

Top Questions Submitted on UniversityParent.com 9-14-09

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Top Questions Submitted on UniversityParent.com Today 9-8-09

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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.

Keeping up-to-date on RC News

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With our dedicated and esteemed faculty and staff, and amazing students just like your student, our stories are just waiting to be told.

Transitions

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College is a big step not only for students, but for parents and guardians as well. This may be the first time that you and your student have lived apart.

FERPA

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The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 is a federal law that protects the privacy of student education records.

Letter from a Parent of a Current Keystone Student

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I would like to share with you a few things about Keystone College that may ease your mind; I know they helped make our road to college a bit smoother.

Five Conversations to Have With Your Student

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Talk to your student about learning outside the classroon, studying abroad, building a work resume, joining clubs and organizations, and serving the community.

Staying Connected to Babson College

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There are a variety of programs that keep parents connected to Babson long after Orientation ends.

Family Weekend 2010

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We invite you to join other UA Parents and Families for a special weekend on campus.  This annual fall event provides an opportunity for you to visit your students’ campus home, tour the New Landscape for Learning, cheer on the Zips to a football victory and meet other Akron families.

Welcome to Saint Peter’s College!

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This guide is uniquely designed to help familiarize you with all of the resources available to students and families, both on and off our campus. You have heard our promise before: Education. One Student at a time.  Now, find out how we’ll deliver that promise to your child.

Supporting Your WOU Student on Their Academic Journey

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The start of an academic year is exciting. The excitement of meeting new people, freedom and the ability to make new choices, while exhilarating, can also be overwhelming for students and their families.

FAFSA Processing and Tips

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We would like to take this time to help you begin the financial aid process. Our priority deadline to have a complete financial aid file is February 1st. Funds are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis. Below you will find a few notes to help you get started:

How to Avoid Scholarship Scams

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Just as there are many scholarships, there are many scholarships scams. Although many sound legitimate and official, BE CAREFUL. Remember one cardinal rule: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

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