A current trend in college applications now is for student to self-report everything and be admitted based on the facts the student gives on the application. Self-reported grades, GPA, test scores, etc. After the student is […]
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Teaching Latin. It is a language that is intimidating to some, but can be helpful in helping to learn other languages. Before you blow it off as a dead language, see what my friend Mary Ellen
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People are getting back their SAT scores now, and I know it can be a bit confusing. Let me give you the simple explanation for SAT essay score results. Please note that as of January
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Do you ever wonder if you have everything you need to plan high school courses for your child? Well, wonder no more! In my free class, I’ll teach you all you need to know to
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Parents need to keep the academic records for their teens after graduation. They may be needed for further education in 5 years…. or 10 years… or 30 years after the children have left the nest. Graduates may need
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Why write course descriptions? Many people will tell you they aren’t necessary, but here are three important reasons not to shirk on that job. 1. The College May Need ThemCourse descriptions are best written each year, as
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Gearing up for Ivy League admission is one of the toughest challenge for high school students, whether they are homeschooled or not. Ivy admission requires excellence in all areas, exceeding requirements – and a healthy dose of luck.
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