We often equate success with a 4-year college degree because it’s what we’ve been taught to believe. But is that really the only path?

Breaking the one-size-fits-all , college-for-all mentality of post-high school planning is the most effective way to help your teen.

I was afraid of missing out. While I’m uncomfortable engaging in the comparison culture of social media, I posted because I felt left out.

There’s a reason why teens struggle with motivation: the pandemic removed the foundation of post-grad planning. So how do we combat it?

If your teen has decided the 4-year college is NOT for them, don’t panic!

Four-year colleges can be one of the best investments of time and money for our teens- if it's the right fit. How can we know for sure?...

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Getting a college degree has been hailed as the ONLY way to be successful in life. That's just not true and that lie is hurting our kids.