Parents — Ask the Experts

It’s hard letting your student go to college and feeling like you can't take care of them, but you can! Here's some advice on supporting your student from afar.

Obviously, you want your student to go to a college that’s worth the cost. But how do you determine a school's return on investment? Here's some expert advice.

You may have heard the phrase Common Data Set thrown around in regard to college admission. But what is it and how does it help you? Our experts weigh in.

Many parents have strong opinions when it comes to their student's college choices. But should parents do something if they disagree? Our experts weigh in.

Having your teen declare they don't want to go to college can be difficult for parents who want the best for their kids. Here's how to handle it.

Saving for college should ideally begin years before high school, with planning turning critical around junior year. Learn more from a financial expert here!

Cyberbullying is such an insidious and unavoidable form of bullying today. As a parent, how can you spot the warning signs and prevent it?

Bullying is something no student should have to experience. If you're concerned about your student, here are some expert resources to help them with bullies.

Independent consultants help students with many aspects of college admission, but can they help them find summer programs. Our experts have the answer.

Parents often want to help students in the college search. But when should they step in and when should they back off? Here's some expert advice to help you.

There isn't a specific time students have to start the college search, but our experts have advice for parents on when and how their students can be planning.