Your kid’s going to college. Now what? A place to live is a good start. The decision to live on or off campus will help shape their college experience. And they have a lot of things to consider when weighing their options. Both come with various pros and cons. Here are some things to think about when deciding where your child should live. Read considerations for living on or off campus here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/capitalone/2018/05/31/parents-guidewhere-your-kid-should-live-in-college/#553797bf2ce0

Help set your college student up for financial success with some good advice about managing money, using credit, and saving. Read more about teaching college kids about credit here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/capitalone/2018/04/26/help-your-new-graduate-prep-for-their-financial-future/#1d6b6c5a1f4f

Graduation season might have you wondering, “How do I save enough for college?” Great news: Thinking about saving now means you’re taking a step in the right direction. Here's some more tips to help you think through how you can save and how much to expect to pay: https://www.capitalone.com/credit-cards/blog/saving-for-college

Your child’s college education will probably come with a high price tag. In addition to tuition and boarding, expenses for things like books, lab fees, furnishings and social activities can quickly add up. So, it’s important to prep early for college spending and think about places where you can save. Read more about unexpected college costs here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/capitalone/2018/05/22/college-prep-budgeting-for-unexpected-college-costs/#7dd897b25e59

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It can be difficult helping your child figure out how to balance work and college, but there are ways they can learn to properly manage their time and successfully attend class, study, work and even have free time with friends. Read more considerations for working in college: https://www.capitalone.com/credit-cards/blog/working-while-in-college