From One Parent to Another: Choosing the 'Right' School Las Vegas NV

Need some advice on how to help your college-bound child choose the right school for them? Here you'll get some tips and insight from parents who have already gone through the process and maybe you can learn from their advice.

Ms. Barbara Dubin
Neubauer Mental Health Services

702-882-1296
2920 S. Jones Blvd. Suite 230
Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Paul D Wulkan
(702) 776-9019
Palo Verde Child & Family Services, Inc2780 S. Jones Blvd
Las Vegas, NV
Paul J Padlak
(702) 301-6159
Las Vegas, NV
Mr. Aaron Tyrone Williams, MS, MFTI, Life Coach
702-207-6782
1810 East Sahara Ave. Suite 200
Las Vegas, NV
Maryjane Henning
(702) 339-1165
Las Vegas, NV
Mr. Allen Kissner
NorthWest Counseling Associates

702-638-1695
5900 Smoke Ranch Road
Las Vegas, NV
Mrs. Catherine E. Stock, MA, MFTI
702-367-0393
3611 S. Lindell Road #101
Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Dennis T. Stock, Ph.D.
702-367-0393
3611 S. Lindell Road #101
Las Vegas, NV
Mrs. Pamela Fulbrook
(702) 751-0668
Insightful Living Inc.3611 S. Lindell Road
Las Vegas, NV
Dr. Suzanne Faust
(702) 551-1234
Suzanne Faust, Ph.D.6284 So. Rainbow Blvd.
Las Vegas, NV
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From One Parent to Another: Choosing the 'Right' School

From One Parent to Another: Choosing the Right School

They say hindsight is 20/20. In this series, you can find out what other parents learned while going through the process of finding, selecting, and paying for their student's education!

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""The search process is wonderfully haphazard and unpredictable, and students can make very good choices for what seem (to their parents) like all the wrong reasons. Having narrowed the field to two top choices, our daughter applied Early Decision to the one in the mountains as opposed to the one on the prairie I was certain suited her better. In fact, it was an excellent choice. Our second child, worn out by the exhaustive search we’d undertaken with our first, refused to visit any colleges at all. He confined himself to reading college catalogs and to e-mailing instructors and current students with questions,"" remembers a college-professor mom who is now braced for the search for graduate schools.

Linda, a super-organized college employee with terrific sons lamented, ""What I thought was going to be a new and exciting experience for our family turned out to be two long, tedious, dragged-out, stressful years. For each of our three sons, everything was done at the last minute and decisions were made at the very last date acceptable. We couldn’t even discuss schools during their junior years. The boys were too busy with sports, practices, and friends. When they did get a day or weekend off, t...

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