A great place to start is with Module 1 of The College Ready Roadmap: What Every Family Needs to Know About College. It gives you the foundation of understanding college readiness so that you and yours scholar can go through the process calmly and confidently. Learn about: The Application Trap, Academic Skills, and Life Skills for scholars headed to college. Bonus: Buy Module 1 now, Get Modules 2 and 3 at no additional charge. The price will go up with each module. Access it in the Classroom Section of The College Ready Parent Society community: https://www.skool.com/college-ready-parent-society-5537/classroom

What a great milestone! We have reached 100+ members! Post below your scholar's graduation year. It can help connect with other families at the same place you are! Happy Friday Everyone 😄

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One thing I've learned after 25+ years in school counseling and higher ed: the college process doesn't feel the same for every family. Some of you are just starting to think about high school course selection. Some of you have a junior who's stressing about the SAT. And some of you have a senior who just got their financial aid letter and has NO idea what any of it means. That's why I'm asking — where are you right now? Drop a comment with your student's grade level AND the #1 thing on your mind about their college journey. Don't overthink it. There are no wrong answers here. I'll read every single one — and over the next few weeks, I'll be creating content and resources directly based on what you share. This community exists for YOU. Let's make sure it actually hits home. 👇

I recommend that scholars draft or at least brainstorm these 4 essay topics. They likely can be tweaked for most any college admission or scholarship essay. Pro Tip: Your scholar should be specific and tell a story in their essay.