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Feeling stuck, disillusioned, or regretful about your education is not a personal failure. It is an incredibly common experience for our generation. The idea that a four-year degree neatly prepares you for a 40-year career is an outdated myth from a bygone era. It's time to stop mourning the path you didn't take and start strategically leveraging the assets you do have to build the career you actually want.

Sending your young adult back to college is a significant transition, both for them and for you. Let's explore how to make this farewell as smooth and supportive as possible.

Bringing your young adult home from college for the summer is a unique opportunity to reconnect and support them as they navigate this new phase of their lives. By fostering open communication, respecting their growing independence, and establishing clear expectations, you can create a summer that is enjoyable for everyone.

With a little proactive planning and a focus on positive interaction, you and your returning college student can navigate this summer together with more harmony than a chorus of cicadas on a warm Arizona evening.

Everybody has their way of dealing with procrastination, but for college students, it can be especially challenging.

As the end of summer approaches, so does the excitement and anticipation for new college students embarking on an important life transition.

Transitioning from high school to college or university is an exciting & challenging.

Saying goodbye to your college-bound children can be emotional and challenging.