Does your child have a passion? Can that passion help with college? Robotics expert Michael Vawter shares in this episode about his background with robotics, getting started with science competitions, and what impact extracurricular activities can have on scholarships and applying to college.

Want to build your resume, make great connections, have real-world experiences, and leave college ready for a career? You need an internship! Sharise Kent has written the manual on internships and shares everything you need to know including how to find one, what to expect, and how to prepare.

Natalia Volz uses her own experience to explain the process of grief, commonly due to death or divorce, and how to still successfully plan for college. Will you need to take a year or two off? Do you need to continue straight through into college? Ms. Volz has the information to help prepare you during the grieving process.

Do you understand your credit score? Does your child? Parents and students alike struggle to understand how credit works, how to build it wisely, and the severe consequences of making credit mistakes. In this episode, Ty Crandall shares his expertise on credit and financing and gives key tips on how to help your college student with building strong credit.

"Statfuse is an online application that helps high school and community college students with the college admissions process," describes Banerjee. Students can fill out a college application and select a college of interest. The site will then give them a percentage of likelihood that they would be accepted to that university or college. Students will also be told their strengths, weaknesses, and what they can do to better their odds of acceptance. In this episode, Jeet Banerjee shares about his experience with applying to college and his website Statfuse