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  • February 25, 2007 - College Parents of America
    When we baby boomers remember college, most of us probably admit that experiences with drugs, sex and rock 'n roll land as much in our memory banks as anything academic, athletic or more officially "extra-curricular." And it's exactly those non-official activities, and the...
  • January 15, 2007 - James A. Boyle College Parents of America
    While Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is probably most remembered for his "I Have a Dream" speech, delivered in Washington, DC in 1963, his stirring orations began much earlier in his life, going back to when he was an undergraduate student at Morehouse College in Atlanta in the...
  • December 1, 2006 - College Parents of America
    What a refreshing twist. America's state legislators, those who serve as your elected officials in the 50 state capitals, have stepped up to the plate on higher education. Resisting the oft-used temptation to blame some other body, or the other party, or unforeseen...
  • November 1, 2006 - College Parents of America
    It is important for you as a parent to help your child to strike a proper balance between enjoying all that senior year has to offer (and the memories that certain activities will bring), with the importance of a strong academic finish to high school, not only because it...
  • October 24, 2006 - College Parents of America
    The bumper sticker slogan, "Freedom is not free," applies to college admissions just as it does to democracy. Students have the freedom to apply to college wherever they want, and colleges are free to accept their application, or not. And just as in democracy, freedom in...
  • September 27, 2006 - College Parents of America
    Not only should all colleges and universities - public and private - be financially accountable, they should also be to prove that accountability and to demonstrate it to all of their constituencies, including their parents. Several groups specializing in academic finances...
  • September 3, 2006 - College Parents of America
    "How do I pick the right credit card?""What happens if I don't pay my bills on time?""Why do I always run out of money before the end of the month?" These are only a few of the many financial questions your teenagers probably have. And as they prepare for college or get...
  • Courtesy of College Prowler
    August 15, 2006 - College Parents of America
    Academic Probation – A student can receive this if they fail to keep up with their school’s academic minimums. Those who are unable to improve their grades after receiving this warning can possibly face dismissal. Beer Pong / Beirut – A drinking game with numerous...
  • 21 "To Do" Lists for College
    August 5, 2006 - College Parents of America
    Admissions Tricks The 'hot' college that everyone in your class wants to go to will be harder to get accepted. Too many applicants from one school can cut down your chances. If there's a school you want to go to, keep your mouth shut!
  • July 31, 2006 - College Parents of America & Screening for Mental Health, Inc.
    Fact Sheet: Alcohol

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