If the answer is yes, we may be able to help! Norwich University Online has published the Ultimate Guide to Online Geography Resources for Educators. Geography is not only the study of where places are in the world but also the study of people and their social and physical surroundings. Acquiring the knowledge of the Read More

Amazon lists 6,533 results for “college admission books.” That includes test guides, college guides, “Teen & Young Adult SAT Study Aids,” how to write the college application essay, education workbooks, higher & continuing education and more. So there’s plenty to choose from when starting the college process. Willard Dix, who covers the college admissions process Read More

Would you like to share some of your knowledge with your fellow Counselors around the country? We recently had Paramount Research conduct a study on the Counselors throughout the country and more than 800 participated. One of the questions we asked is what topics/articles would you like to see in future issues of LINK for Read More

Two of our readers, Samantha Vanderpool (Needleman) and Ashley Rizzi (Neer) who are both earning their doctorates through Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida are surveying Florida high school counselors to get their perception on classroom guidance for their dissertation. Abstract The purpose of this mixed-method study is to examine the professional school counselor’s perceptions Read More

A Decade of Lobbying Efforts Pay Off for former NACAC President and Michigan State Admissions Exec Michigan could become a national model for counselor training when a new law requiring high school counselors to complete college and career guidance training to renew their state licenses goes into effect in 2020. It will be the first Read More

Next month our Spring 2018 issue will be published and we are proud to say we have put together a great issue of comprehensive articles that should be of interest to all High School Counselors throughout the country. Here is a summary of the scheduled articles: Who’s Deciding? – What’s going on in admissions offices Read More

Our primary readers are High School Counselors but we have begun receiving more correspondence from Counselors working with kids of all ages.  I came across a book that should be of interest to Counselors that are working with young students grades K-3. It was written by an elementary school counselor located in Lancaster, PA. The Read More

Feedspot is a site that lets you read all your favorite websites in one place. It has value in that it can help you save time by reading all the latest news in one spot as opposed to visiting a bunch of different websites. They recently reviewed all the websites in the Counselor space and Read More

Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. In fact, it is the 10th leading causes of death, and it claims approximately 44,000 people every year. Statistics show that men are more likely to commit suicide than women. And, among youth, suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death. As Read More