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Planning for college

Help your child take the right steps in middle school to prepare for college.

College is expensive, your child doesn't have a clue about a career path. Is it really worth it? Read on before you decide.

Experts predict where the jobs will be in 2016.

GreatSchools asked a San Francisco mom whose sons were accepted at competitive four-year colleges to share her year-by-year timeline for high school. Even if your situation is different, her insights can help you help your child.

You and your child need to start planning for college no later than middle school. Here are seven steps your child and family should take.

After 18 years of parenting, it can be hard to let go. Here is a sneak peek at the challenges of the transition ahead and advice to prepare right now.

Here's how you can help your student make the most out of a visit to a college campus.

Applying to college can be stressful. This is likely the first decision your child will make that has such important consequences. Learn how you can help.

These Web sites provide tools to help narrow the field for your college-seeking student.

I am currently a junior at a Long Beach, California, high school, and I was wondering since my high school rating is at the basic average, will that affect me when I apply? Also, I would like to go to a European college for fashion...