It is important for families to realize that colleges can and do sometimes look at digital profiles that students have created. Therefore, make sure that kids set all of their privacy settings so that the random passer by can't be looking at what they're posting on their Facebook page or Instagram or anything else. Now of course students should do that anyway, just for safety sake. But it's even more important when they're applying for college and then when they're applying for jobs. Because employers can do the same sorts of searches and see what students have posted there. I think that students should also be wary that sometimes when they like a college, which is fairly typical. Oh I love that college, I'm going to like it. That can sometimes give colleges entre into Facebook pages and other social media, just because they're now a friend, and they get to see everything that a normal friend does. So students need to be really careful about how they set those settings and how they interact with colleges in that regard. Colleges also can sometimes tell when students have set a real Facebook page and then a for public consumption Facebook page. But ultimately I don't think that kids should be that concerned about all of this. Use common sense. Post things on your Facebook page that you wouldn't mind anyone seeing. And then colleges will be happy with what they can see as well.