For Freshmen

How Teens and Families Can Support Victims of the Los Angeles Fires

The new year unfortunately got off to a difficult start for our colleagues, clients and friends living in Los Angeles. It's hard to comprehend the scope of [...]

Empower Your Teen’s Financial Future

As students mature and gain more independence, families often start exploring bank account options that will enable teens to manage their money responsibly with the help of [...]

Back-to-School Advice, Supporting Teachers with Smitten Kitchen, and More

As some of you know, after college counseling, cooking is P&A founder Mindy Popp's main passion. Deb Perelman, popular writer of the Smitten Kitchen food blog and author of [...]

Volunteer Opportunities for Teens

Summer is officially here and if students have time to spare, Connections Academy offers fantastic suggestions regarding how teens can invest their time wisely, build valuable skills and contribute [...]

Popp & Associates College Admission Success Story

In Her Own Words: A Senior Shares Her College Admission Experience This month, we invited Carly Devine, a high school senior who worked with Popp & Associates, to [...]

Don’t Miss These Free Spring Events for High School Families

In the coming weeks and months, valuable FREE workshops, college fairs, and other outreach events for high school families will be offered. Students are encouraged to explore colleges by [...]

Fun and Creative Back-to-School Activities for Kids of All Ages

School is beginning and Good Housekeeping offers 40 suggestions to kick off the new year with exciting activities that everyone will enjoy. Both families and educators can try out these [...]

Back-to-School College Counseling Package Sale

We are currently offering a 20% discount on our Sophomore College Counseling Package (65 hours of counseling services*) and our Freshman College Counseling Package (75 hours of counseling services*) when paid in full at the [...]

Summer Reading for Adults and Teens (Plus a Contest!)

Summer is in full swing as families head off for vacation, students start summer programs and jobs, and life hopefully quiets down, at least a little, as [...]

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