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Tag Archives: college
The Choice: College Search, Ailing Mother
Sophia Gimenez, a high school senior from Denver, wonders if she can balance the college search with her mother's diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.
Posted in College News Also tagged balance-the-college, cherry creek high, denver, for juniors, gimenez, high-school, knox college, mills college, mother, scripps-college, sophia-gimenez Comments closed
The Choice: Juniors, Start Your Engines
A college counselor suggests that high school juniors take a deep breath, then begin their college search by imagining "that you've already graduated."
Posted in College News Also tagged cherry creek high, college-applications, college-counselor, deep-breath, for juniors, for parents, high-school, juniors-take, then-begin Comments closed
The Learning Network: They’re No. 1
6 Q's About the News | What record did the UConn women's basketball team set?
Posted in College News Also tagged athletics, basketball-team, news, record-did, sports, uconn, women in sports Comments closed
The Choice: Mourning During Freshman Year
A mother writes: "You can spend four years preparing for college, get into the college of your choice, set off on your big adventure,'' then life intervenes.
Posted in College News Also tagged choice, for parents, four-years, mother-writes, the-college, then-life, u.c. berkeley, writes, years, your-big, your-choice Comments closed
The Choice: A To-Do (and To-Don’t) List for Parents
A veteran college counselor advises parents to set aside that Common Application and stop brainstorming potential essay topics, and instead approach the college admissions process with love, humor and minimal prodding.
Posted in College News Also tagged adlai, approach-the-college, attention counselors, college-admissions, common, common-application, counselor-advises, for juniors, for parents, for seniors, potential-essay, sue biemeret, veteran-college Comments closed
The Choice: Alumni Interview, The Home Version
Looking at the college interview process from a couple of perspectives.
The Choice: How Do You Advise Your Child to Slow Down, and Wait?
A mother, and daughter, navigate a period of limbo in the college admissions process: an early application is in, its fate uncertain, while another deadline, Jan. 1, looms.
Posted in College News Also tagged admissions buzz, admissions-process, deadline, early-application, for parents, for seniors, its-fate, mom u, momu, the-college Comments closed
The Learning Network: Filling Out the Common Application
6 Q's About the News | What is the Common Application, and why should students "feel free to leave some white space"?
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged college-applications, common, common-application, feel-free, leave-some, news, should-students, white-space Comments closed
New Advanced Placement Biology Is Ready to Roll Out, but U.S. History Isn’t