Most parents with college students have received that late night call at least once: the excitement of the college adventure has melted into panic, misery, or both. Many college students face big challenges now and then: academic difficulties, social conflict, illness, loneliness, or maybe financial struggles. During these rough times, it's common (and very normal) for students or parents to wonder whether transferring to another college would make life better.

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Deciding whether to submit ACT/SAT scores to Test Optional colleges can feel overwhelming. These guidelines will help you determine whether to submit scores.

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At Growing2College, our goal is to meet each student where they are to provide the right level of college application season support.

As students begin to navigate college life, building meaningful connections in the campus community is an important priority.

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Parents often ask me which college planning steps their students should be taking during the summer before Junior year. Here are some helpful suggestions and tips!

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Parents and students often express concerns about being "behind" in college planning. The good news is you're probably in better shape than you think- and if not, it's definitely not too late to get back on track.

The University of California system is popular with in-state and out-of-state students, supporting almost 300,000 students annually.

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Understanding and comparing financial packages from multiple colleges can be daunting, and there are a lot of factors to consider.

College interviews can be a source of stress for students, but the following guidelines can help students feel more prepared and confident.