It’s often a challenge for students with ADHD to look ahead toward the future, making it extremely difficult for them to plan for college even if they really want to go.
In this interview, Psychologist and ADHD Expert Dr. Ari Tuckman shares his insight on what parents can do to help their children start thinking ahead and working to reach their collegiate goals.
We no longer live in an age where students can subsidize their education with a part-time job, a small loan or scholarship, and a little bit of help from their parents.
So what can you do now to cover your child’s college costs later? In this guest blog by The College Funding Coach, we have tips for parents in the early-stage and late-stage of planning.
We regularly get asked by parents of high school juniors and sophomores, “Does the PSAT Count?” Here’s everything you need to know about this annual practice test for the SAT.
Plus, you’re invited to our free PSAT webinar. Click for registration details and join us on October 3, 2022. We can’t wait to see you there!
Which year should your child start studying for college entrance exams or ask for recommendation letters? Download a free college prep checklist to help your child easily stay on track during every year of high school.
In preparation for the fall ACT and SAT, we recommend that rising juniors and seniors take advantage of their summer break to get ready for the tests, a major piece of the college admission puzzle.