by Rachael Walkup | Mar 6, 2020
While going off to college can be new and exciting, it can also be overwhelming. The environment is new. Parents aren’t there to make sure homework is getting done. The student suddenly becomes fully responsible for his or her own education. Preparing for this...
by Rachael Walkup | Mar 6, 2020
Because the pace of learning drastically increases entering high school, study habits must change as well. Learning the best practices can dramatically increase a student’s ability to take in, retain, and apply information. Learning is hindered or facilitated by...
by Rachael Walkup | Mar 6, 2020
The ACT and SAT are touted as an exam over everything that students have learned from 8th grade on. The good news is, this isn’t true. It is a finite amount of learnable content. The bad news is, it’s still a whole heck of a lot of information. And often...
by Rachael Walkup | Mar 6, 2020
The ACT and SAT are touted as an exam over everything that students have learned from 8th grade on. The good news is, this isn’t true. It is a finite amount of learnable content. The bad news is, it’s still a whole heck of a lot of information. And often...
by Rachael Walkup | Mar 6, 2020
Approximately 2.2 million students will apply to Universities as traditional incoming freshmen this year. Many of them will have good grades and standardized test scores. Writing a powerful essay that will allow you to stand apart is both difficult and vulnerable....
