college bound
Everything you need to get your teens ready for college
Pack a Quick-Go Bag for Sudden Emergencies
Is your teen ready to come home at a minute's notice? Guess what? We are living in the day of weird circumstances, and we need to be prepared. Our teens need to be prepared. Is your teen going back to college? What if campus suddenly closes down again? What if there...
What Will My Freshman Need In The Dorm?
Hey, it's approaching soon--moving your kiddo into their freshman dorm... That bittersweet day when your baby-not-baby heads off to college. How can this be? Just yesterday he was crawling around in his diaper! Just yesterday she was playing with her baby doll and...
Middle School: Advice for Success
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Start Early with these tips for Middle School Success! Middle school is a time of transition and growing. Your child leaves elementary school, and has three years to be ready for high school! How is this possible? Here are some...
How to Plan a Budget for College-Bound Teen
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Plan a budget for college! We have had two sons in college, and the second time around was much easier because we knew what to expect! The biggest concern for us, and many others are all of the expenses. Here are some things that we...
Backpack Essentials for College: What You Must Have
Follow my blog with Bloglovin Backpack essentials for high school or college Packing an organized backpack for high school or college is essential to academic survival. It is much smarter to plan ahead for classes, emergencies, and daily occurrences than to just throw...
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About Me
Melanie Prather Studer has spent the last thirty years as a mother and teacher- preschool through middle school. When her kids became teenagers, Melanie started keeping notes and doing research to help her children get a head start on getting into college and ultimately out into the real world.
Learn exactly what you need to talk about with your middle and high schoolers who are planning to go to college and why.
