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We're so happy you found us!🎉 This community is for parents and guardians seeking trusted advice and direction on getting their child to college or into a career. It’s a safe space to connect and share with others on the same journey, with access to top experts on the path to college. Let’s kick things off with an…
For many parents and guardians, the word "networking" carries a heavy connotation of "who you know" (implying that if you don't already have a contact at a Fortune 500 company or a family friend in the trades, your child is behind). The reality is that networking doesn't have to just be "who you know"! Its a learned skill…
The "resume gap" is one of the most persistent myths in the professional world. We often treat a hiatus from the traditional workforce as a void, but if you have spent the last decade managing a household or leading community initiatives, you haven't been "off." You have been in an intensive, 24/7 leadership lab. It is…
When helping your student dress for their first interview, the goal is to balance professionalism with comfort so their confidence can take center stage. Aim One Step Above: Research the workplace "uniform" and dress one level more formal. For most entry-level roles, chinos or slacks paired with a clean button-down or…
Beyond the standard math and English credits, some classes just seem to prepare our kids for adulthood better than others. Whether it was personal finance, shop, or a digital arts class, I’m curious: Which high school elective class turned out to be the most "real-world" useful for your teen?
What’s one thing you did to help your teen prep for their first interview? (job or college)
Beyond grades, what is one "life skill" (laundry, budgeting, self-advocacy) you are intentionally teaching your teen this year?
The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) is the test you must take to join the U.S. military. It measures your strengths in different subjects like math, reading, science, mechanical knowledge, and word skills. What It Tests The ASVAB is broken into sections that look at things like: Math skills (arithmetic,…
You've hit 'submit'—a significant milestone achieved! However, the journey doesn't end there. Now it's time for diligent follow-up to ensure your student's application receives the attention it deserves. Begin by tracking their applications online, monitoring their status for any updates or requests. Promptly submit any…
The college application process can be stressful for both students AND parents/guardians! Remember to prioritize self-care with these practical tips: For Parents & Guardians Prioritize Your Own Well-Being: Schedule "Me Time": 💜 Dedicate time for activities you enjoy, whether it's reading, exercising, or a relaxing bath.…
Navigating the College Tour Process🚢 College tours aren't just about seeing buildings; they're about helping your student discover where they belong. Think of it as a detective mission, where you're both searching for clues about the perfect fit. Here's the inside scoop: Before You Go: The Prep Work (aka "Don't Just Show…
High school is a wild ride, isn't it? One day you're cheering at a game, and the next you’re trying to decode FAFSA or help your teen figure out what they actually want to do for a living. 🎢 If it feels like a lot, that's because it is! We built this community to be your "home base" for navigating the path from high school…
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