Does it Really Matter Where You Go to College?
Forget Harvard and Stanford. It really doesn’t matter where you go to college. By Jeffrey J. Selingo | Grade Point* In the coming weeks, college acceptances will
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Watters Creek Events
Concerts by the Creek. Saturdays, April through October, from 7 – 10 pm. Crank Up the Fun at Watters Creek. Whether it’s family night or
Spotlight on Light Farms
At LIGHT FARMS in Celina, part of the master plan includes a commitment to healthy living. by Tricia White | Managing Editor Beginning March
Taylor Hooton Foundation
TAYLOR HOOTON FOUNDATION The use of Appearance and Performance Enhancing Drugs (APEDs) is a tremendous problem among teens today. Studies show that over 1.5
College Prep 101
College Prep 101: All You Need To Know To Get Them Ready For Freshman Year For many high school students and their parents, planning for
SAT’s High School Timeline and Resources
SAT’s High School Timeline FRESHMAN Create a high school plan. Make sure you know what high school courses are required by colleges and that you´re taking
How Studying Abroad Could Help Your Career Take Flight
Attention college students: Want a job when you graduate? Then participate in a study abroad program. That’s the message from a 2013 survey by StudentUniverse
Getting Guidance: School Counselor or Independent Counselor?
When it comes to planning for college, most students and their parents are comfortable working with a school guidance counselor. There are occasions, however, when
Substance Abuse and Teens: A Prescription for Disaster
Substance Abuse and Teens: A Prescription for Disaster The first in a three-part series on teen substance abuse, this article focuses on measures to prevent
