When our minds race at night, it can be difficult to get enough sleep. Especially for high school students under significant stress, winding down can be even more of a challenge. Trying out effective time management strategies can help reduce some of the stress. However, if getting sleep is still a struggle, there may be Read More
Most college students are financially limited and adult life is starting to become their new norm. You just graduated high school, not yet working on your dream career, and still learning who you want to become. As you build your adult life, good finances will be a common denominator in how far you go. Use Read More
Does your school have a College Week? Many schools do and Ashley Wick, a Counselor at Royal Valley ISD in Kansas has created a document she uses in her school that you can adapt and share at your school. This can be shared with teachers, students and parents/guardians. Her goal is for the teachers to Read More
Suicide continues to be a problem in society. I was reminded of this recently when I saw a post on Facebook from a mother who’s daughter had committed suicide in her room several years prior. She made a post on the date two years later as a warning to other parents on some of the Read More
The following steps will help your students learn more about the colleges on their initial list so they can eliminate those that don’t fit and hone down to a balanced, strategic selection of approximately 8 to 12 schools that if admitted, they would be delighted to attend. Here are the steps they should take: Get Read More
Do you have any high school students that have told you their ultimate plans are to become Doctors and attend Medical School after College? If yes, there is a scholarship available they should apply for. Future Medical Doctors of America can apply to the Dr. Philip Sobash Scholarship for $1,000 to a single university or Read More
Have you ever considered putting together one document for your seniors that includes all post-secondary information they will need for their college planning as well as a list of available scholarships? If yes, where do you start to go and find a template you can use to compile this information? Search no farther! A Counselor Read More
By now, many of your students have probably written multiple drafts of at least one application essay. But how do you get to the finish line with minimal stress? Step away from that proverbial red pen. At Wow, we don’t edit. Rather, we review. We respond to first drafts with detailed questions, not marked-up Read More
Bothered by pesky acronyms and other abbreviations? Here’s a list to help you out! ELA (English & Language Arts): Refers to reading, literature, writing, speaking and listening in the world of English coursework. FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid): This is form completed yearly by current and prospective college students in the United States to Read More
Feedspot has just updated its list of the top blogs available for Counselors. We are happy to say that LINK for Counselors was ranked as the #4 blog for Counselors(we are #1 specifically for High School Counselors). There are some other great blogs out there so we wanted to spotlight a few from their list Read More
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