Whether you are going to college or not, the years after high school - and before you get started on career and family - are an interesting time.
Either way, this section is for you; written by and about young women facing some of the same changes and opportunities that you are.
Some advice will be from experts - those who have been there and done that and can help point you in the right direction.
Some will be a sharing of ideas from people just like you - women making those major steps into the real world after high school.
Let us know what you think. E-mail early@ClevelandWomen.com with your own thoughts and ideas.
Avoid the Freshman 15
Now that you are starting college
Get your Money and your Career on Track
Coach Joelle answers a 20-something's question
Unwritten Rules for Summer Love
by Sherri Rifkin, author of LoveHampton
21 year old needs personal space
Her boyfriend just doesn't get it - Advice from Dear Webby
Allison Kassouf, a recent graduate of VMCAD
shares her final thesis project
I've Graduated from College. Now What?
How to start your career and not just find a job
I've Graduated from College. Part 2
How to start your career and not just find a job
I've Graduated from College. Part 3
More Tips in the end of this 3 part series
First Date Dinner Dates
What women and men think
The Art of Flirting
4 First Date Tips
Long Distance Relationship
Tips for College Students Whose Relationships are About to Go Long-Distance
Golden Girl: How Natalie Coughlin Fought Back,
Challenged Conventional Wisdom, and Became America's Olympic Champion
by Michael Silver
What Smart Girls Should Know About Knee-Sense
How to Prevent and Treat Non-Contact Sports ACL Ligament Injuries in Young Women
Michaella
Meet Michaella Molinski
Michaella is 21 years old and has been writing poetry for 6 years. Read about what she's into - and some of her poetry.