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Getting Ready for College
A Family Workshop for Rising College Freshmen
Is your student starting college in the fall?
Go BEYOND the college orientation!
Spend time together as a family getting prepared for what’s next.
Join At The Core for a summer of support that’s designed to ensure your rising freshman starts college off on the right foot
Sending your child to college can be scary. You need support, guidance, and answers to your questions about academics, safety, finances, communication, and more.
You’ll attend a college orientation soon (some great and some so-so), but this summer, we are also here to help your family!
Over the past 10 years, we have accumulated tips, tasks, and a ton of resources we know you’ll value. We created this workshop to include all the insider tips we would want our families to know and think about in the coming months–all that stuff we wish we knew beforehand!
Both parents and students will appreciate the chance to learn together about what to expect and what you can be doing over the summer. The topics we will cover will generate some great conversations.
Class of 2022
Click to register (all times EST):
Thursday, June 16 – 6:30 to 8:00 pm
Wednesday, June 22 – 6:30 to 8:00 pm
Families choose one session to attend.
This workshop has a family ticket price of $129. Every family receives a series of touch points over the summer including:
- One 90-minute, interactive webinar (recording will be shared with all who register)
- Online library of documents & resources (family discussion items, checklists, blogs, and lots more!)
- Exclusive 6-week rising freshman summer newsletter subscription
- Ongoing support throughout the summer as new questions arise
Our conversation will be wide ranging but will include:
- Tips for success in all areas of college life
- What we wish we would have known before our children went to college
- Preparing academically for college, both in and out of the classroom – How will college be different?
- Leveraging career planning for future success (internships, Career Services, job fairs)
- Important financial conversations families need to have
- Health – physical and mental – tips for dealing with illness, emergencies, maintaining balance, etc.
- Staying safe – things students need to keep in mind (It’s good to hear this from someone other than mom and dad!)
- Common struggles for freshmen (dorms, making connections, roommates, loneliness, time management, asking for help, & more)
- The new adult relationship between the student and parents
- Staying connected
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