Supporting mental health — A checklist for families of college students
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From move-in day to graduation and beyond, we’re here to answer all your questions from your first-year student’s transition to college to life after graduation.
Learn everything you need to support your student during their first semester. Get guidance on sorting through financial issues, providing emotional support, and more!
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High School From campus tours to the Common App essay, we have advice and information to reduce stress and increase success.
Finances Financial literacy is key to making college affordable and ensuring your student graduates without a heavy burden of debt. Find essential advice and information about budgets, scholarships, student loans and more.
Housing Whether they’re living in a dorm or off campus, you can help your student have the best possible residential experience. Explore topics like getting along with roommates, how to find a great off-campus apartment, and more!
Academics What makes a successful college student? How do majors and minors work? How can your student stay on track for an on-time graduation? Learn all about it here.
Student Life Each semester brings new challenges and opportunities for your college student. From co-curricular activities to campus jobs and study abroad, help your student thrive.
Wellness Mental and physical health are central to happiness and success during college. There’s lots to cover when you talk to your student: sleep, alcohol and drug use, stress management, relationships and more. Let’s get the conversations started!
Career You want to be confident that your student will be ready for life after graduation. Start now to support a smooth and successful transition from campus to career.
Parent View This is a whole new phase of family life, with unexpected joys and challenges around every corner. The stories and experiences of fellow college parents can help you feel better prepared and less alone.
