Wall Street Journal columnist Sue Shellenbarger offers advice for how to engage a teenager in the process of planning for college and work, and Naviance is among her recommendations.

As a new school year begins in the U.S., millions of middle and high school students are returning to class and facing the challenge of planning their future studies and exploring career opportunities. In thousands of schools students will benefit from Naviance Succeed, the leading platform for helping students plan for success.

In the August 26 edition of the Wall Street Journal, columnist Sue Shellenbarger addresses a question she received from the grandmother of a soon-to-be 13 year old girl, seeking advice for how she can help her granddaughter begin to think about college. Shellenbarger relays the suggestions of School Counselor of the Year, Julie Hartline, who notes that Naviance is one of the most popular resources that schools rely on to help students explore colleges and careers.

Naviance is proud to help more than 5 million students in 3,300 schools maximize their success in school, college, and beyond.

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