The ACT writing portion is optional. We know what you’re thinking — what exactly does “optional” mean? Optional as in: You won’t stand out if you do not take it? Optional as in: It’s in your best interest to skip it? OR, it doesn’t matter either way? Here are a few helpful pointers on why …
Whether it was being shoved in your locker in the halls or getting a swirly in the bathroom during lunch, we’ve all had to deal with bullies at some point in our lives. That’s why it is vital to learn how to deal with bullies at school. Okay, maybe those types of shenanigans only happen …
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When you get admitted to college, chances are that you will have to take an English course in which you are required to write academic essays that involve writing a thesis statement. Not to mention you’ll have prompts on your SATs, ACTs, and many of the scholarships you apply for. Reading a sample thesis statement …
Are you ready to go back to school and throw some jokes at your classmates? We hope so! Most of you have surely enjoyed your whole vacation by watching Netflix or browsing networking sites. It’s now time to go back to reality and prepare some school jokes you can use to ease the tension with …
So you wanna be a Doctor, eh? Imagine this, you graduate from High School and go straight to Med School. No MCAT because of the BS MD program. How cool will that be? It’s a really effective way to increase your focus on studying and build your self-confidence. Allow us to answer all your burning …
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DISCLAIMER: Keep in mind, the following steps are only applicable if your child qualifies for the ACT/ SAT extra time. Please do not abuse the system and request test accommodations if you truly don’t need it. It is not fair or right. As a past SAT/ACT tutor, I can say that some students need extra …
If you’re going to ask someone who already graduated from high school for some freshman advice, they would probably tell you to participate in a lot of extracurricular activities But what particular clubs can you join that fits your interest? How will it help you get into your dream college like Stanford? Before we go …
Think of a significant event in your life that you found stressful. Now, try to remember what you were thinking at that time. If you look back on it now, you may recall having some of these same questions as an 8th grader, moving on to high school. Wouldn’t it be nice if you received …
Does your child deserve the opportunity to be successful? Of course. That’s why preparing for college admissions should be a priority. Every child, including yours, has unique gifts and the ability to achieve success, but in order to maximize your child’s potential, giving her proper college education is paramount. Without the diploma and the education …
As your child nears the age of five, you’re going to have to make what might seem like one of the most important decisions of your life–where to send your kid to school. And, inevitably, you’ll have to pick a side of the private school vs public school coin. There are loads of beautiful schools …
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