Issues For College And Reaching Graduation
I’ve worked with students at colleges across the U.S., and have seen a variety of course formats at large public universities, small private colleges, and many other types. I’ve helped them to be successful in a broad variety of classes, ranging from History and English to Chemistry, Engineering, and many others. Doing well on a …
It’s been an incredibly busy last six months for the program that I run, and I’m proud of all the students I’ve worked with. The past spring term and this summer I’ve had students at the Universities of Tennessee, Alabama, California, Ohio State, Towson, and other public colleges. I’ve also had students at private colleges, …
I’ve worked with many students who had a variety of problems when talking with Professors. Some of them were extremely bright, yet they felt lost when it came to talking to their Professors or may have had had problems coming up with the right questions to ask them. There can be many things to ask …
I’ve been consulting for higher education for nearly 15 years, and in that time I’ve heard about many kinds of students and their situations. Statistically speaking, it’s less likely I hear about someone’s daughter failing in college. While there are some reasons for this, it doesn’t change the impact of the problems that they have …
A recent Heartland Monitor survey, reported on in the Atlantic, asked Americans what they felt were the most important qualities needed to succeed in the modern workplace. The article’s title suggested that many respondents felt that college was no longer necessary, and that a college degree was obsolete for success at getting a good job. …
Most parents aren’t thinking about their son failing in college or being unsuccessful when they choose a college or program for them to attend, they usually trust in the system or the advice from their high school. But many realize only after their son begins to have problems or starts to fail college courses that …