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A               parents'               guide               for               sending               your               child               to               college               would               have               been               helpful               for               my               husband               and               I               several               Septembers               ago.

When               the               first               of               our               three               children               was               preparing               to               leave               home               for               "the               Heights"               ,               also               known               as               Boston               College,               we               really               enjoyed               all               the               preparatory               activities.

Shopping               seemed               a               breeze               and               much               more               enjoyable               then               those               early               school               years               when               shopping               for               shoes               always               seemed               a               major               dilemma.

At               eighteen               our               daughter               could               pretty               much               make               all               of               her               selections               and               even               help               financially               with               some               of               the               smaller               purchases.

More               than               we               had               anticipated,               we               just               sort               of               went               along               for               the               ride.

We               attended               a               parent               orientation               at               B.

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and               then               the               clouds               began               to               figuratively               gather               overhead.

We               were               proud               that               our               first               born               had               earned               her               way               academically               into               what               we               considered               to               be               an               excellent               college,               but               we               had               swept               to               the               back               of               our               minds               how               much               of               a               change               her               leaving               for               college               would               make.

The               orientation               took               off               the               blinders               for               us               and               we               began               an               emotional               free               fall               which               finally               ended               in               tears               all               around               as               we               left               her               behind               and               made               our               return               trip               home.

Our               second               child               pointed               out,               in               case               we               hadn't               noticed,               that               things               would               never               be               the               same               again.

My               husband               and               I               recognized               that               this               was               only               a               third               of               the               problem,               we               would               have               to               go               through               this               same               emotional               parting               of               the               ways               twice               more               in               the               very               near               future.
               Over               time               we               came               up               with               a               plan               for               dealing               with               the               incredible               feeling               of               loss               that               so               often               accompanies               sending               your               child               to               college.

I               decided               to               look               at               it               through               the               prism               often               assigned               to               losing               children               to               a               marriage.

With               a               few               changes               in               the               wording               my               philosophy               became               "It's               not               losing               a               child,               its               gaining               a               college".

It               served               me               well               through               three               consecutive               autumns               of               sending               a               child               off               to               college               for               the               first               time.
               According               to               this               philosophy               I               began               seeing               sending               our               daughter               off               as               something               positive               instead               of               something               negative               and               worked               hard               to               act               accordingly.

Along               the               way               I               learned               to               do               things               which               really               made               the               parting               and               the               staying               parted               interesting,               educational,               exciting,               entertaining               and               most               of               all               quite               bearable.
               A               good               way               to               begin               to               make               this               philosophy               of               gaining               a               college               instead               of               losing               a               child               is               to               gather               up               all               the               information               you               can               lay               your               hands               or               eyes               on               regarding               your               son's               or               daughter's               college.

Set               some               time               aside               every               day               for               the               first               few               weeks               to               digest               material               that               you               picked               up               at               parent               orientation               or               moving               in               day.

Supplement               those               materials               by               a               trip               on               line               to               the               college               website,               usually               accessible               by               typing               in               www.

followed               by               the               name               of               the               school.edu.

You               will               be               amazed               at               the               depth               of               material               you               will               discover.

You               can               read               about               the               history               of               the               school,               its               curriculum,               campus               buildings,               special               events,               faculty,               dormitories,               student               activities               and               sports.

You               can               also               usually               find               links               to               information               about               the               town               or               city               in               which               the               school               is               located.
               What               is               the               point               of               all               this               reading?

You               are               immersing               yourself               in               the               world               where               your               child               now               lives.

You               can't               and               shouldn't               be               there               physically               all               the               time.

But               with               a               few               clicks               of               the               keys               you               can               feel               oh               so               much               closer.

Getting               to               know               the               school               inside               out               will               make               you               feel               just               a               little               more               connected               to               what               is               going               on.

When               you               talk               or               write               to               your               son               or               daughter               you               will               have               a               picture               in               your               mind               and               you               will               frankly               amaze               yourself               at               how               well               you               will               understand               what               your               son               or               daughter               is               talking               about.
               A               second               way               to               gain               a               college               instead               of               losing               a               child               is               to               do               your               best               to               keep               communication               regular               and               to               really               pay               attention               to               what               is               shared.

It               may               sound               silly               to               take               notes               of               your               conversation               but               it               honestly               helps               to               use               a               small               notebook               at               first               just               to               jot               down               names               your               son               or               daughter               mentions.

The               people,               places,               courses               and               activities               they               mention               have               become               part               of               their               life.

If               you               want               to               feel               like               you               are               gaining               a               college               and               not               losing               a               child               you               will               want               to               keep               up               with               all               that               is               being               experienced.

The               names               will               come               in               a               rush               and               it               is               far               too               easy               in               the               excitement               of               the               conversation               to               lose               track               of               much               of               what               is               said.

Writing               at               least               a               few               things               down               into               your               understanding               of               the               college               experience               of               your               child.

Before               you               talk               again,               check               your               little               notebook               so               you               can               re-immerse               yourself               in               that               world               without               constantly               asking               for               your               son               or               daughter               to               repeat               or               re-explain.

Make               the               list               of               new               friends,               new               buildings,               new               activities               part               of               your               life               by               careful               listening               and               follow               up               by               a               trip               to               the               computer.
               In               your               own               home               you               can               find               ways               to               make               the               college               your               own,               instead               of               just               turning               your               child               over               to               the               college.

Discover               the               college               colors,               mascot,               song,               motto               and               as               seems               appropriate               incorporate               some               of               those               things               into               your               own               dwelling.

A               Clemson               tiger               paw               on               your               driveway,               a               B.C.

Eagle               on               your               front               door,               the               Black               and               White               of               the               Providence               College               Friars               can               all               symbolically               connect               you               to               your               absent               child.

Wearing               a               Michigan               State               sweatshirt,               a               tee               from               Harvard               or               a               baseball               cap               from               Georgetown               doesn't               just               grab               the               attention               of               your               neighbors               it               keeps               that               studying               son               or               daughter               right               there               with               you.


               Every               time               you               use               your               Stanford               coffee               cup,               chuck               something               in               that               Arizona               State               wastebasket               or               write               with               your               Baylor               pen               your               will               recall               that               this               is               now               your               adopted               college.
               You               may               be               surprised               to               see               that               the               college               seems               to               respond               to               your               desire               to               "gain               a               college".

You               can               keep               close               to               that               student               of               yours               by               taking               up               some               of               the               college's               suggestions               for               interaction.

Sure               you               will               want               to               attend               that               parents'               weekend               and               be               on               campus               with               your               child               in               the               flesh.

But               you               might               also               see               a               college               football               game,               attend               on               campus               concert               or               play               or               occasionally               even               show               up               when               a               visiting               celebrity               on               campus               t               draws               your               attention.

All               such               activities               cant               provide               a               convenient               excuse               to               stop               by               and               visit               the               campus               and               your               child.

Even               if               you               don't               live               close               to               the               college               campus               that               now               houses               your               child,               you               can               subscribe               to               parents               periodicals               that               will               at               least               give               you               a               taste               of               what               is               happening               on               campus.

Following               the               news               generated               from               the               school               keeps               you               tucked               into               a               sense               of               community               with               your               child               even               at               a               distance.

Knowing               about               the               success               and               accomplishments               of               school               teams,               professors,               administrators               and               other               students               can               help               to               make               your               child's               college               experience               less               foreign               to               you               and               more               a               part               of               your               own               life.
               Finally,               you               can               really               feel               like               you               have               not               lost               a               son               or               daughter               but               gained               a               college               when               you               make               every               effort               to               offer               hospitality               to               your               child's               roommate               or               new               college               friends.

Bringing               these               special               young               people               into               your               family               circle               means               constructing               a               comfort               zone               for               yourself.

Getting               to               know               your               child's               friends,               where               they               come               from,               what               they               like               to               do,               what               they               are               studying               and               perhaps               eventually               getting               to               know               their               parents               may               be               the               most               important               step               you               can               take               to               relaxing               into               what               at               first               may               seem               a               great               emotional               split.
               Eventually               we               came               to               realize               that               our               second               child               was               right               when               we               sent               that               firstborn               daughter               off               to               college.

Things               never               will               be               the               same.

But               what               we               had               to               learn               was               that               different               is               always               different               but               it               doesn't               have               to               be               bad.

A               parents               guide               for               sending               your               child               to               college               really               does               rest               on               the               old               wedding               adage.

Learn               all               you               can               about               the               school,               pay               close               attention               to               your               conversations               with               your               son               or               daughter,               adopt               the               school               colors,               mascot               and               motto,               accept               the               schools               many               invitations               to               visit               and               stay               connected               and               welcome               your               child's               new               friends               into               your               family               with               open               arms.

The               rewards               for               all               this               effort               may               not               appear               immediately.

But               over               time               you               will               discover               that               all               of               your               efforts               to               adopt               this               new               school               mean               that               you               are               moping               less               and               embracing               your               new               school               more.

Best               of               all               when               you               it               is               time               to               take               your               child               back               for               a               second               year               you               will               be               amazed               to               find               the               joy               you               will               take               in               leaving               your               child               among               friends               in               a               place               you               too               can               almost               call               home.

That's               right               you               don't               have               to               lose               that               son               or               daughter               you               really               can               gain               a               college.






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