It’s often called the “sophomore slump” — a time when students lose momentum and motivation. But just as every student doesn’t have to gain the “freshman 15,” not every second-year student has to lose progress …
Second Year
Second Year: Transitioning to Junior Year
The best advice often comes from our students. Below are some suggestions and tips based on reflections of current students. While every student’s transition is unique, it can be helpful to talk with your student …
Second Year: Academic Exploration
With freshman year behind them, sophomores can focus more on academics and begin thinking about a career path. Sophomores can feel the pressure of making academic decisions, especially as they see their classmates doing so. …
Second Year: Finding Purpose
Being a sophomore offers your student an opportunity to learn beyond the classroom, exploring academic interests and identity. Research shows that many students recognize sophomore year as a key time for discovering a sense of …