
Gen Z embracing gap years before college
Includes data from Gap Year Solutions on the number of students taking gap years. NY Post, 7/30/2025. Click here.

Includes data from Gap Year Solutions on the number of students taking gap years. NY Post, 7/30/2025. Click here.

A last-minute round of deal-making from schools eager to boost enrollment. By Jeff Selingo, 5/23/2025. New York Magazine (link to Apple News version). Otherwise paywalled here.

Lifespans, traditions and societal expectations have all changed yet the transition from adolescence to adulthood remains rigid. From The Globe and Mail, 6/30/2025. Article link.

What would 22-year-old Amber think when her mother showed up on a ranch in Argentina? And why are more parents following their children across the world? Link to article in

Link to article in DNYUZ, 4/28/2025

Brown University allows all admitted students to “request to defer enrollment” for one year Link to article from The Brown Daily Herald, 3/17/2025

Taking time off to figure things out, or taking a gap year can be extremely valuable, especially if you aren’t sure what kind of path you want to follow after

This article helps understand the fundamental differences between therapeutic and gap year programs, and when it is appropriate to consider each based on a student’s specific situation. Co-authored by Katherine

Some teens, particularly those with ADHD who have experienced persistent academic stress, may benefit from taking a gap year after high school. Click here for ADDitude podcast – 2/11/2025

Abby Falik on the benefits of taking a break from traditional education. On the How To! podcast (5/28/2024). Click here. Transcript here.