

Yes, A College Degree is Still Worth It
College graduates continue to command higher wages, but to combat falling enrollment, schools need to emphasize skills over credentials
College graduates continue to command higher wages, but to combat falling enrollment, schools need to emphasize skills over credentials
Ask Lisa Podcast #114 explains how having an extra year can go a long way toward helping students make the most of the college opportunity.
Click here to read U.S. News article published 1/5/2023
How making the extra effort helps candidates stand out, whether for internships, part-time jobs or full time positions.
Michael Horn’s The Future of Education Substack has an excellent summary of the drivers of higher education’s costs, which have risen significantly higher than inflation for decades.
Click here for New York Times article, November 1, 2022
Not every high school grad wants to go straight into college or career training. For many, a gap year is the right choice because the last thing they want to do is hit the books—again! The question is, how to afford one?
First year college student attrition is financially and emotionally devastating for families, and destabilizing for colleges. What goes wrong for so many students? And how can we stop the bleeding?
Rising rejections at highly-selective colleges and hopes for better luck in a year are pushing more seniors to take a yearlong pause after high school.
While internships are traditionally part of the college experience, high school students are increasingly looking to take on internships as a way to enhance resumes and college applications while trying on a career.
If you are interested in learning more about Gap Year Solutions, please submit your information here. We look forward to speaking with you!
If you are interested in learning more about Gap Year Solutions, please submit your information here. We look forward to speaking with you!