5 Ways to Involve Your Children in Your College Experience

One of the biggest challenges I've faced as a mom in college has been finding a balance between time spent on my college responsibilities and that of my children. Basically, I often cut down on study time and spend more with my kids; however, sometimes I can't cut down study time because I will fail my classes. … Continue reading 5 Ways to Involve Your Children in Your College Experience

Dear College Childcare “Powers that Be”: An Open Letter

Disclaimer: As a parenting student, I am incredibly grateful for the benefits I have received through the CSU system. I love the children's center on campus and, up until recently, I didn't know that access to childcare was so limited. This blog post is written out of my disappointment toward the many locations that don't … Continue reading Dear College Childcare “Powers that Be”: An Open Letter

Friends with Max: Bridging the Gap Between Traditional and Nontraditional Students

Max and I started off as colleagues  on the Pearson Student Advisory Board. To be honest, I didn't really take the time to get to know him personally in the beginning because I was incredibly intimidated not only by him but by all my co-board members. After all, I was the only one in my … Continue reading Friends with Max: Bridging the Gap Between Traditional and Nontraditional Students

Nontraditional Students Applying For Transfer Part 1: Choosing Colleges

Well, here you are. You have completed around 40-60 something units (maybe more, maybe less) and you have now decided to transfer to a 4 year college. Your counselor has given you the green light and it's time to move on! You may or may not have an Associates degree, but you know you want to … Continue reading Nontraditional Students Applying For Transfer Part 1: Choosing Colleges