
Everyone attends to the student; there is an entire industry for that. This is about the rest of it — a child becoming someone, a parent becoming someone else, in the same house at the same time. From a veteran college counselor who has seen it all.
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On the first of January I woke up and remembered that this was to be the Year of the Fire Horse. The Gregorian and Chinese calendars do not line up — by lunar reckoning the fire horse would not arrive until the middle of February — but I ha...
A question has been making the rounds in the parent groups I read: does being called "mama" give you the ick?
Not by your child. By everyone else. The yoga instructor mid-pose: You've got this, mama. The group text. The pediatrician's fron...
For most of the last century, the United States made an unusual bet: that it was worth paying for curiosity that might never pay off. It funded research with no product attached, built universities around inquiry rather than training, and s...
She tells you at the kitchen counter, not making eye contact, that she’s thinking about cosmetology. Or ultrasound. Nails, or sonography — something with a license at the end of it and a job that starts at twenty. You say something measured...
One of the most encouraging pieces of feedback I’ve received about the Notice & Know college visit app came from a parent who described her daughter as someone who “likes to hate everything.”
Most parents of teenagers know exactly what she...
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Twenty years studying how applying to college exposes the family doing it: money, class, race, old ambitions — who decides, who defers, who was never asked. How children learn to choose, and the ways adults, meaning well, choose for them.
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