I remember how nervous I was when I brought my oldest daughter to Yale College. And the whole first year I was worrying about whether she was making friends, how her classes were going, and if she was taking good care of herself.
You probably feel some level of nervousness too, whether your child is a freshman, sophomore or upperclassman. Your child will always be your “baby”.
Let’s not forget how your child may be feeling about being “on their own” on a college campus. Maybe they aren’t sure what they need help with, or don’t feel comfortable talking about it with you. Parents aren’t always at the top of the list to turn to.
And, even when our college students reach out to us, we aren’t always able to guide them through their challenges, despite our best intentions.
That's why I created The Confident Collegiate, because I know from my own experience, and from what my girls have told me of theirs, that all students need some support. How would you feel if you knew your college student had the support they needed?
No more stressing about what’s happening with your child.
No more wondering if they can handle it.
No more fear of them being alone.
Just peace of mind and confidence that you’ve done what you can to set them up for success in college and beyond.
You don’t have to keep worrying that you haven’t taught them everything they need to know.
You have guided your child, teaching them every step of the way. Now, give them the gift of one final lesson, the essential skills all college students need to know.
Show them that their life isn’t going to be scary or confusing. Let them know how smart and capable they are, and share the tips and skills that will make a big difference in how they navigate their life in college and after graduation.
They have always looked to you for support and advice, and when you enroll them in The Confident Collegiate you will give them all the tools they need for success in college and beyond!
Don’t worry that you are missing something in prepping them, cross another thing off your list and know that they are getting the guidance they need for college success.