#41 Back to Higher Ed
from Balancing Chaos Hosted by Kelley & Gretchen
Gretchen and Kelley talk about what college students - and parents of college students - should know about higher education! Mentioned on the podcast Mental Health Issues Overlooked in College Transition Rooming with your best friend in college: The kiss of death? Who Changes Majors? Not who you think. Our Favorite Things Gretchen: Vitamix Ascent 2300 (I DID NOT PAY RETAIL!) Kelley: YETI 30 oz Rambler with Magslide lid in PINK
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