You, Your Ex, and College Tuition Costs: How Do Divorced Parents Pay for College?
Karen Sosnoski- June 10, 2021 0“Do most people split down the middle?” A recent post in Road2College’s Facebook group Paying for College 101 echos the confusion that many divorced parents ... Read More
Money Management for Teenagers
Karen Sosnoski- June 8, 2021 0As a mom, I’m learning that “the money talk” with teenagers is about more than money--it’s about family values, and recognizing that not everyone may ... Read More
College Admissions Results Impact Class of 2022
Melissa T. Shultz- June 3, 2021 0COVID has sparked a firestorm of reform in the admissions process. Road2College recently sat down with Rebecca Chabrow, our Counselor-in-Residence of the Road2College Concierge Service, ... Read More
10 Factors for Building Your College List
Isabella DeLeo- June 3, 2021 0The college search process can be daunting. There are thousands of schools to consider—nearly 4,300 according to U.S. News & World Report. Creating a college ... Read More
Tips From a High School Senior: Researching Colleges
Matthew Schwartz- June 1, 2021 0No article can tell you what college your child should go to nor how to choose the college that’s right for them. Ultimately, the only ... Read More
To Declare or Not to Declare a Major: Does it Matter?
Kevin Newton- May 27, 2021 0Wondering whether your student should declare a major when applying to college? You’re in good company. In a presentation with R2C founder Debbie Schwartz, Rebecca ... Read More
How CLEP Testing Can Earn Students College Credit
Hallie Underwood- May 25, 2021 0Your child may be wondering how to get a head start on earning college credit. They may want to spend less time and money earning ... Read More
FAFSA: Middle-Class Financial Aid Cuts Coming in 2023
Robert Falcon- May 24, 2021 0As part of the Covid relief package passed by Congress in December 2020, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Simplification Act makes significant ... Read More
Is Going to a Junior College (JUCO) a Good Step for Athletes?
Aaron Long- May 21, 2021 0If you're a fan of college sports, you probably know about the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). As a parent of a prospective college athlete, ... Read More
Which Is Better: AP or IB?
Kevin Newton- May 18, 2021 0For high school students who are interested in exploring a given topic at the college level, a number of different options are available. Dual enrollment ... Read More