College visit

What do you need to do at a college visit? Plan using these tips for a college tour visit & my experience sending two children to college.

College campus tours take time and cost money. Here are 13+ tips to make the most of these visits and help your teens make a great college decision.

My sister is a junior in high school and has begun touring colleges. Since I am a freshman in college, I have learned a few things and had some notes I wanted to share with her and my readers about what I would do differently when looking at colleges.

So it's time to get serious about the college search? Here are some questions to ask on a college visit and what you should do while there.

If you are the parent of a college bound high schooler, college tours are in your future. Here are 5 ways to survive.

Choosing a college is usually largely about the numbers (such as tuition, student enrollment, and financial aid). But gut feelings about whether the school is the right fit are also a vital part of the decision process. Use this worksheet to take

College tours can be great for information gathering, as long as take full advantage of them. Not sure how to get started? Here are some tips.

Get to know your top prospective colleges, and the more prepared you are with the right questions the easier your decision will be!

As a family who's always loved learning on the go, we're excited to be diving into a new version of educational travel: college touring for our teens. At first, figuring when, when, and how to plan college visits can feel daunting, but in fact, we've found the process to be fun, helpful, and even a little relaxing! With two teens at home, and one starting the college decision-making process in earnest, here are our best tips:

One of the shared experiences of most women over 40 is sending your kids off to college. I have already done it once with my son and now, I again embark on the process with my daughter. This is the second post in the series Parent Checklist For College that […]