We are getting closer to May 1st and Decision Day for our graduating high school seniors. Washington Post discusses the best ways to find a college you will love. Make sure it has a wide variety of Academic offerings, this keeps your options open. The school should have great mentoring programs and network opportunities. Pay attention to the financial aspect of the college. Don't get in above your head and understand any financial obligations that come with your tuition. Rea

Picking the right school for you isn't the hardest part of the college process. Many college bound students are already feeling pressure about their job choices, what to major in, what will they do after school? CollegeBoard.org shares their statistics on growth via industry and where the new jobs are. It may help guide decisions. https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/explore-careers/careers/industries-with-the-fastest-and-biggest-growth

There are great schools in your own area - many of which go unlooked at by locals. Don't let that be you. Forbes.com shares why you should give the Colleges in your backyard a chance! https://www.forbes.com/sites/willarddix/2018/02/09/dont-overlook-colleges-in-your-own-backyard/#36019ed763fc

Wall Street Journal shares a great article on parents and not selling liberal arts short. Just because you have a liberal arts degree, it doesn't mean you can't succeed in the STEM world we currently live in. This article shares many real life examples of everyday success with Liberal Arts Degrees. Read more here