As the school year draws to a close, college students across the country are gearing up for a well-deserved summer break. Definitely take that breather, but don’t miss the opportunity to take proactive steps towards achieving your career goals.

As we speak with parents, we often hear the question “If we choose a college that offers their own programs for students with learning differences and/or ADHD … why do we need College Success Plan?”

If your college advising office is not offering this type of support, WE CAN HELP. At College Success Plan we help students with ALL things college, enabling them to get the most out of their own education and career goals. 

Time management is a skill that many college students struggle with and we understand! For many students, college is the first time that they are in charge of their own schedules.

Many college students could benefit from guidance when it comes to creating balance in their day-to-day routines and throughout the semester.

Our top book recommendations for college students to read over winter break.

Learning to pause and analyze overall performance is a valuable skill that will help students both in college and beyond as they enter the working world after graduation. 

We have helped students with a range of needs by using our research-based system to help them build their confidence for future success. Coaching has unlimited benefits and we want to explore the top four.

If your student is starting to feel consumed by the daunting stress of finals, suggest these four self-care tips to put their mind at ease and help them prepare for the weeks ahead. 

These end of semester do’s and don’ts can help your student finish the semester strong and with less stress.

While they don’t need to have every detail figured out right now, there are low-stress opportunities to explore careers of interest even during Thanksgiving break.

Making time for regular exercise and movement can greatly improve your daily functioning and quality of life, especially for college students.

Our top suggestions for prioritizing health, wellness and adding structure to your day.

Here are 5 simple steps your student can take now to help set themselves up for success at the end of the semester.

Registering for the upcoming semester can often feel overwhelming, especially if it is still at the beginning of your student's college career. Learn more about how your student can get set up for success.

While you might be feeling like college isn’t right for your child, we are here to remind you that there are ways to ask for help that can truly turn your child’s college experience around.

Encourage your student to prepare to the best of their ability by organizing themselves ahead of time, reaching out to their professors for additional support, or finding a study group.

It is no secret that everyone does better on exams when they are relaxed and prepared! Here are five tips to pass along to your student to help reduce test anxiety.

Getting off campus can allow for a healthier school-life balance, and can assist with job opportunities either during the semester, in the summer, or post-college.

Before heading back to school, it is important that students take stock of what they have learned and accomplished over the last few months.