Grown and Flown
Parenting teens, college students, and young adults
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 68 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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10 best pieces of advice from a college admissions expert
Now that the students I was working with last year have all moved on to their freshman year of college, I went back to see what we could apply going forward for this year’s cycle. As an admissions professional, here is my college admissions...
Best Advent Calendars for Teens
Here’s what almost no parent knows: Teenagers are using drugs at close to the lowest rates recorded in decades. They’re also dying at rates far above where they sat before the pandemic. Adolescent drug use hasn’t become more common. It’s be...
Penn Dean of Admissions: College Admissions Are WAY Different Now
If you’re raising a teenager, you’re probably being reminded over and over again that you’re uncool, out of touch, and seriously uninformed. I mean, how could you not know about _____________? [Insert Eye Roll]. I’m sorry to tell you that t...
100 things you can do with your teen
If you’re looking for fun ways to spend time with your teen, we asked thousands of parents how they keep engaged with their teens and here’s what they told us:
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Prepare and cook a meal or bake a treat together
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Visit local museums a...
If your child has Ivy League dreams, they need to answer this question
A new report from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education details what universities are looking for in applicants now.
Recently, a student came to me, her college counselor, and told me she didn’t know how to answer a question on her appli...
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