'A college coach should focus on the 'life' stuff just as much as the academics. A wise man once told me that college was 30% academics and 70% everything else — and that last part was going to be critical toward my success in the 'real world!''
have caused him to have a less-than-desirable first year of college, so we are planning to try some new approaches starting over summer break to prepare him for a better upcoming year. I have made an appointment with a local therapist who specializes in ADHD, but I wonder if he might benefit from more male-oriented social strategies.
in the next few weeks. Do you think this is an appropriate plan to help my son, and is there any other advice you may have to offer us?” — EmptynestermomI am so happy to answer this question! I work all day with college students and see first-hand how an academic/life coach can help a student feel more empowered and in control. The right coach can teach a student the skills he or she needs to be successful in learning and in life.Make sure the coach you find specializes in.
A college coach should focus on the “life” stuff just as much as the academics. And sometimes even more so. A wise man once told me that college was 30% academics and 70% everything else — and that last part was going to be critical toward my success in the “real world!” And he was right!or time management. We spend our time talking about balancing social concerns, how to handle a dispute among roommates, or even how to handle money or do laundry.
Ask about process. Every coach coaches differently. For example, it is required that my students check in with me multiple times a week. Being able to support them when and where they need is essential to my work and their growth. So make sure to ask specific questions about each coach’s process. This will be essential to the ongoing success of your son.
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