Parenting Through the College Transition Course Outline

Below is a list of each lesson followed by the topics covered in that lesson.

Lessons Topics Covered
1. It's Your Transition Too Understanding separation and identity, reviewing the steps involved in preparing to launch, looking at how the college transition effects the entire family, handling your own anxiety, developmental tasks of young adults and parents
2. Getting Ready to Let Go Experiencing transition fever, understanding it's not all about college, adapting your parenting style to the college transition, giving teens freedoms they can handle
3. Planning for College - Or Not Determining if your senior is ready for college, understanding the purpose of a gap year, exploring alternatives to college, looking at independent living versus living at home
4. Senior Year for the College-Bound Common issues during the senior September, preparing for the fall flurry - timelines, deadlines and to-do lists, making the enrollment decision, exploring options for financial aid, what to do when their grasp exceeds their reach - or yours
5. Almost There Anticipating the calm after the storm, enjoying the senior summer, handling launching jitters, deciding if everyone is ready
6. Freshman Orientation Preparing for their departure, parenting from a distance, helping them handle the changes
7. The First Year is the Hardest Welcoming them back at the holidays, reviewing how they are doing in college so far, looking at spring break and summer plans, navigating launching issues
8. What About You? Reconfiguring the family and yourself, recreating intimacy, planning your next goals

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