Moments that Matter

Moments that Matter

By Laura A. EscamillaParentingKids & Family
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Moments that Matter episodes

  • It's a College Readiness Matter

    In this new episode of Moments that Matter, we explore whether students are truly college-ready. We discuss challenges, practical tips, and essential support services to help students thrive in their academic journey. Tune in to discover how to navigate college readiness effectively.

    24 min
  • It's a Summertime Matter

    Summertime will be upon us soon! In this final episode of Season 2, we provide some parent to parent advice on how to guide your rising Senior, college bound student or current college student over the summer months. August will be here before you know it...be prepared! #summertime #collegeparents #transitions

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    25 min
  • It's an SAT/ACT Matter

    In this episode, we discuss UT Austin's decision to reinstate standardized test requirements for applicants and what this means for your student. Join us as we discuss this shift among top universities, plus the important changes to the SAT test.

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    16 min
  • It's a Student Loan Limit Matter

    💰 Student Loans 101: Wondering about borrowing limits for undergrads? Learn the facts on student debt, loan options, and how parents can support their children's college journey. Tune in to our podcast for insights! #StudentDebt #LoanOptions #CollegeFinance

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    21 min
  • It's a Dual Enrollment Matter

    In this episode we dive into the world of dual credit programs with Marco A. De La Garza and Antonio De La Cruz from South Texas College. Join us as we explore the many benefits of dual credit courses for high school students.

    53 min
  • It's a School Psychologist Matter

    In this episode we speak with Alyssa Escalante, a school psychologist for Round Rock ISD. Alyssa’s interest in psychology started at St. Edward's University where an engaging introduction to psychology course set her on a path of discovery and learning. Her early career decision to focus on working with students led her to the specialized field of school psychology and a graduate degree at Texas Women's University. Join us as she shares her journey and advice for students wanting to pursue a career in psychology.

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    35 min
  • It's a Community College to University Matter

    In this episode we sit down with Peter-James Ehimika, Director of Student Success for UT System and Fernando Chapa, Dean of Institutional Research and Efficiency at South Texas College, together we discuss valuable advice for parents and students who are or plan to be navigating the transition from community college to a university. We share the pros and cons of starting at a community college and all the things to consider along the way.



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    46 min
  • It's a Fresh FAFSA Matter

    In this episode we welcome back Roman Silva and Felipe Olivarez, Assistant Directors of UTRGV's Financial Aid Office to discuss the issues with the 2024-2025 FAFSA. They talk to us about how the university is handling it all and offer us, parents, valuable insights to get through the process.



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    32 min
  • It's a Financial Advisor Matter

    In this episode we sit and chat with Karla Long, a Licensed Financial Advisor who earned an MBA from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Parents, have you questioned if you should pay for your child's college education? Karla's journey through college is eye opening. Take a listen! momentsmatterpod.com

    51 min
  • It's a College Major Matter

    In this episode we discuss the factors to consider when selecting a college major and a college. Tune in and get important information to help your child be successful in the future.

    27 min

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Moments that Matter podcast illuminates the journey for parents preparing to send their children to college. Here you’ll find honest discussions of what being parents to college students is really…