Where am I going to live next year?
By Holland Saltsman and Karen Rasure

Where am I going to live next year? This thought may be foremost in your student's mind right now or the furthest away. While we are getting information to students in the next few weeks regarding their living options, we thought we'd clue parents in as well.[more]

Study Abroad
By Kim Alt

Studying abroad can be one of the most diverse experiences in a lifetime. It's an opportunity to discover different cultures and lifestyles and to forge relationships with people from distant lands. Webster has six campuses in other countries around the world, plus arrangements with partner institutions in Japan and Mexico.[more]

Ways to Spend Quality Time with Your Student During Break

• Volunteer together to help with a local holiday meal, gift-wrapping booth or adoption days at the local animal shelter
• Take an elderly neighbor or relative out to do something she likes that will get her in the holiday spirit


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Agree to Disagree


You and your student may not always see eye-to-eye on certain things. Politics, diversity, religion? there are any number of hot-button topics that can start a verbal tussle. With Election Day coming around this month, it's a good reminder that these disagreements can actually be good for your parent/student relationship.[more]