How can I help my college student continue to grow without being in his/her way?
Parents who can successfully transition into an advisory/advocate role for their college freshman are likely to gain a more open...
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Financial Literacy Starts with Banking
Kailyn’s Point of View I’ll be the first one to tell you I’ve been blessed to have parents who are...
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Are you living in your truth about college?
People go to college for a variety of reasons. Most reasons are noble, commendable and expected; others… not so much....
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College during COVID-19
College looks very different for the Classes of 2021, 2022 & 2023! For the current freshmen, it’s new and normal...
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The truth about Scholarships
One thing we're gonna do is tell you the truth or as the kids say, “keep it 100.” First of...
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The truth about moving to college
Moving to college is a rite of passage; filled with excitement for scholars, nervousness for advocates and plenty of anxiety...
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Why do we say advocates and not parents?
We are sure the first post showed you our sassy side, but it's time to get down to business and...
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Welcome!!!
Welcome to our blog! Over the years people have said, “Why don’t you guys write a blog? Kailyn we love...
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