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The Gentle Art of Asking for a Recommendation Letter
High School / College

The Gentle Art of Asking for a Recommendation Letter

Amy Baldwin | January 30, 2018

Dear Dr. Baldwin, Can you write me a letter of recommendation for a scholarship that I want to apply for? Thanks, Excited Ed At this time of the year, when scholarships and internships are open for application, I get about a dozen or so requests from students to write...
Practical, Passionate, or Purposeful? How Is Your Student Deciding on a Major?
College

Practical, Passionate, or Purposeful? How Is Your Student Deciding on a Major?

Amy Baldwin | January 1, 2018

Many students struggle with choosing a major that really fits what they think they want. And we college staff don’t make it easy for them once they get to us. At some institutions, we often implore them to make a decision before they are sophomores. Some...
7 Tips for Discussing Health Matters with Your Student Before They Head (Back) to College
High School / College

7 Tips for Discussing Health Matters with Your Student Before They Head (Back) to College

Amy Baldwin | January 19, 2018

I wrote about this topic last fall as I was preparing for my oldest offspring to head to college. After reading everything I could on making sure that her transition is relatively smooth, I ran across a posting from a mom on a website devoted to sharing stories about...
10 Habits of Mind for Success In College and Life
High School / College

10 Habits of Mind for Success In College and Life

Laurie Hazard | January 21, 2018

Each fall, millions of students arrive at colleges to begin their first-year transition. Although some will find this transition to be seamless, the majority will encounter some academic, social, emotional, or intellectual challenges that they will need to resolve....
Look Who’s Home For Summer: Shifting Rules and Responsibilities!
College

Look Who’s Home For Summer: Shifting Rules and Responsibilities!

Stephanie Carter | May 24, 2018

Your student is finishing up their first year of college! They made the successful transition from high school to college – a big step. And during this first year, your student had lots of freedom, gaining independence and taking on more responsibility from living on...
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