It seems that every progressive generation are less willing to 'pioneer' a new path and move away from home. The millennial's have seemed to take this to new heights. I would suggest that it is as much the parents as it is the kids. While I'm sure there are a ton of different ways to look at this, on the surface, it seems that is it is a disservice to the kids.
NU offers a brilliant Life Skills program to specifically address this issue. It helps young people transition into roles of responsibility. If you are never given that chance to be independent, it makes it that much harder when you are thrust into that situations. NU really does seem to offer great support for it's students, genuinely better than most. Unfortunately, this seems to be missed by some parents.
NU offers a brilliant Life Skills program to specifically address this issue. It helps young people transition into roles of responsibility. If you are never given that chance to be independent, it makes it that much harder when you are thrust into that situations. NU really does seem to offer great support for it's students, genuinely better than most. Unfortunately, this seems to be missed by some parents.
