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How Can My Child Go About Choosing a College?
Colleges are located in big cities, suburbs, and small towns throughout the country. Some enroll tens of thousands of ...
Source: U.S. Department of Education
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Surviving the College Search: The Adventure Begins
It's time to start your college search. To make your college search a little less intimidating, here are some ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Community College: A Viable Option
What do an Academy Award nominated actor, the first female space shuttle commander, the governor of Hawaii, and the ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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America's Best-Value Colleges
College isn't cheap. According to the College Board, a research organization that produces the SAT, the cost for just ...
Source: Education.com
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Should Your Child Consider A Historically Black College?
Every college and university has its claim to fame and when researching a college that's right for your child, all ...
Source: Education.com
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When the Letter Arrives: What to Do About College Decisions
Letters are coming back from colleges. Whether your child is accepted, waitlisted or denied, there are ways to prepare ...
Source: Education.com
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Early-Decision Programs
What are early-decision programs? How are they different from early-action programs? Find out answers here.
Source: Educational Resource Information Center (U.S. Department of Education)
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A Mother’s Dream Became a Reality
In 1990, when her son with learning disabilities was in high school, Beverly Hatlen’s son begged her to let him ...
Source: Autism Society
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The College Sleepover: Overnight Visits
An overnight visit is one of the best ways to test-drive a college, and help you make the best decision. Here are some ...
Source: National Association for College Admission Counseling
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Life After High School: Learning Outside the Classroom
Many in the field of education believe that taking a year out before starting college is good idea. Here is some ...
Source: NYU Child Study Center
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Is a Virtual Education Right for Your Child?
Taking classes online is a growing trend for students around the country. What type of student is best suited for ...
Source: Education.com
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How You Should Judge Colleges: What Students Should Look For: Admissions Plans
What are the Different Admissions Plan?Colleges offer different types of admission plans with varying deadlines and ...
Source: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Reasons to Consider Community College
Community colleges are rapidly becoming the "college of choice" for many recent high school graduates, as ...
Source: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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What Parents Need to Know About College Drinking
In April 2002 a special Federal Task Force of the National Advisory Council on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism issued its ...
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Financial Aid for Online Education
Unless you have a rich uncle, paying for your education is going to require careful thought and a lot of planning. Very...
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Courses for College: What Kids Need
With today’s stiff competition, kids need to make the grade. And that means more than a GPA, it also means a strong,...
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Cyber Charter Schools: Public School at Home?
Learn how cyber charter schools work, and find out if they're right for your child.
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A College Structure for Students with Asperger Syndrome
It’s a giant oversimplification to assume that autism spectrum disorders, including Asperger Syndrome (AS), and...
Source: Autism Society
