Melissa T. Shultz is a writer, and the acquisitions editor for Jim Donovan Literary, an agency that represents book authors. She's written about health and parenting for The New York Times, The Washington Post, Newsweek, Reader's Digest, AARP’s The Girlfriend, AARP’s Disrupt Aging, Next Avenue, NBC’s Today.com and many other publications. Her memoir/self-help book From Mom to Me Again: How I Survived My First Empty-Nest Year and Reinvented the Rest of My Life was published by Sourcebooks in 2016.
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COVID has sparked a firestorm of reform in the admissions process. Road2College recently sat down with Rebecca Chabrow, our Counselor-in-Residence
April 20, 2021
How to pay for college is one of the biggest financial concerns of families today. And although students assume some
December 5, 2020
COVID-19 continues to disrupt life as usual for colleges and the students they seek to attract and retain. According to
November 8, 2020
The CSS Profile is an application you fill out online to determine whether you qualify for non-federal aid. (To apply
October 4, 2020
Don’t qualify for need-based aid but still can’t pay for college? Merit aid, which is the money colleges award that’s
October 4, 2020
Colleges have choices about how to spend their money, and you have choices about how to spend yours. In order
September 30, 2020
This is the First Post in our New Series: Ask the Experts Welcome to our new series where we’ll periodically
September 15, 2020
A scholarship is money awarded to a student to help pay for college. Unlike a loan, it doesn’t have to
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