Parents are the encouragers. We encourage our college students to study, to make friends, to get involved in activities at school, to get to know their professors. Consider adding to your list encouraging your college student to get enough exercise. According to a study done by researchers at Ohio State, as many as 52% of college students do not exercise. The study also found that students differ in their response to social support for exercise, with women responding m
If it is spring semester, spring break is on the minds of most students – and many of their parents. Students have been hard at work since the fall, many have had a winter break at home with their families, and many students look forward to that mid-point of spring semester when they can let off steam. Sending your student off to college as a first-year
College orientations vary in style and substance from college to college, but most have an overriding goal in mind: to prepare your student for success.
That is something to keep in mind throughout the college years. Colleges and universities really want your student to have a fulfilling higher education experience, and to graduate on time.
Orientations are when your family’s relationship with your chosen institution starts, and so it is important for both sides in the new relationship to take this event seriously and to try to learn as much from it as possible.
Parents are the encouragers. We encourage our college students to study, to make friends, to get involved in activities at school, to get to know their professors. Consider adding to your list encouraging your college student to get enough exercise. According to a study done by researchers at Ohio State, as many as 52% of college students do not exercise. The study also found that students differ in their response to social support for exercise, with women responding m
