Word Roots: Strategic Studying for Verbal Reasoning
Vocabulary is a toolkit necessary for reading comprehension and verbal...
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Three Grammar Rules to Know (Pt. 2)
Dangling Modifiers Modifiers describe, clarify, or give details about a...
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Three Grammar Topics to Know
Apostrophe In standardized exams, schoolwork, and everyday life alike, the...
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Summer Programs and College Admissions: How to Make the Most of Vacation
Students often spend summers doing things they did not have...
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Early Decision: How to Know if it’s Right for You
For the class of 2020, the regular decision acceptance rate...
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The SSAT: Making Sense of the Madness
Depending on the exact private school(s) you intend on applying...
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The ISEE: What You Should Know
Accepted by over 1,200 independent schools all over the world,...
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HSPT: Preparing for Private School Entrance Exams
Students interested in applying to private high school should know...
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AP and IB: Discovering the Road to Success
What is the best educational path? Of course, the answers...
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Dual Enrollment: Jumpstart Your College Education
Students currently in high school searching to challenge themselves academically...
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ACT Essay: Understanding the task
Prior to the change implemented in 2015, students taking the...
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The College Board Announces A Significant Change
On Tuesday, January 19 the College Board announced news that...
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The SAT and ACT insist that “they” cannot be singular as the rest of the English-speaking world moves on
Language is dynamic. It morphs over time to accommodate the...
Read MoreThe path to college readiness: Start early, finish strong
Planning for and applying to college takes time. Countless hours...
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What to do after you’ve submitted your college applications
You might experience a rush of dread, and then relief,...
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A Guide to the College Admissions Interview
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Read MoreFinancing College without Loans: An Introduction
College can be expensive. Very expensive. With national student debt...
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Getting Started with College Applications: Making Your List
It’s college application season—an exciting but stressful time of year...
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Several schools are going test-optional for applications this fall—here’s why you should still do your best to get a high score
Over 400 colleges and universities have decided to make the...
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Navigating the Common App this Fall: Focus on the Writing
Applying to college during a pandemic may seem like a...
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Virtual learning advice for students in the time of Covid-19 and beyond.
Depending on where you live, there may be no end...
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