Common Worries Parents Have About University (And How to Address Them)
- layan daou
- Jan 23
- 1 min read
It’s natural for parents to worry about their child’s future. Understanding these concerns helps address them calmly and constructively.
Academic Failure
Parents often worry their child will struggle academically. Encouragement and realistic expectations are key.
Lack of Direction
Many students refine their goals during university. This is part of the learning process.
Independence and Responsibility
Mistakes are part of growth. Allowing room for learning builds confidence.
Replacing Fear With Information
From our experience at Rawa, informed parents feel more confident supporting their child’s journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should parents intervene when problems arise?
Support first, intervene only when necessary.
Is uncertainty a bad sign?
No, it’s often a sign of thoughtful decision-making.
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