After having too many heartbreaking conversations with visiting homeschool families who felt overwhelmed by what they didn’t know about the college admission process, I requested to specifically work with all of our homeschool applicants in order to ease concerns....
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It’s never too early to understand money, so Start Young Accounts offer your kids grown-up banking features that grow with them. It’s the best way to help your child discover the rewards of saving and spending responsibly—together!...
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At a certain point, we begin to crave what mom and dad can’t offer on their own. We appreciate what our parents have done for us, but we want to test ourselves in the so-called “real world.” We want outside teachers and mentors to challenge us. We want to see...
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Ultimately, we as Christians are called to bring honor to God. There are plenty of sources that discuss the importance of earning a degree and what it means over the course of a lifetime in earnings. But, the pursuit should not only be to obtain a degree for a salary....
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Being frugal in college demands desire, a plan, and accountability. Get a handle on your finances, and over time, it will only be natural to say, “No, I don’t actually need those tacos.”...
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At college, you learn how to learn so you can adapt to every possible future. The humanities can give you this vital adaptability. If you’re still trying decide what to study in college, here’s why you should consider being a humanities major...
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Getting everyone back to their old, happy self isn’t as hard you think. Changing your routine and adding some fun to your homeschool day will work wonders for everyone’s (including your own) outlook and attitude. ...
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There are distinct advantages to attending a liberal arts university. Being saturated in the arts, culture, philosophy and science prepares you for more than a career—it prepares you for life....
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Most of us are quick to identify when homeschool is not working. On top of our natural tendency to focus on the negative, our constant self-doubt keeps us on our toes, wondering if we are doing enough. When you see these signs, though, you know that homeschool is on track....
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When professors encounter a student who thinks clearly, supports her conclusions with evidence, and makes an argument in a conversational style, they are delighted. They start saving that student’s papers to read last, like dessert....
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