When preparing for standardized tests (SAT, ACT, AP Exams, et.c) or studying for classes in school, having good study habits can make a huge difference in performance. Below are several...
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Hybrid learning is an educational model in which some students attend class in-person, while other students join the class virtually from home. Educators teach remote and in-person students at the...
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During these times, I, along with the rest of the world, have been watching an inordinate number of movies. For some reason, I have found myself gravitating (ahem) toward space...
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With winter break quickly arriving, it is important for students to have a solid study plan in place. While the break is a time to relax, being completely unengaged with...
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Imagine you work in college admissions at the school you yourself hope to attend. You’re reading through a huge pile of applications, which are broken up into three groups. One...
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As the college application process has gotten more competitive, more complicated, and more uncertain for many students, independent college counselors help by providing families with individualized guidance and support with...
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In the last few months, we’ve all been spending a lot of time on video calls: Zoom, Google Meet, whatever your preferred program. It’s a change from how the world...
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Who are you exactly? It doesn’t really matter who I am. My title is “Professional Studier” and that’s what I do: study. Why am I talking to you? You technically...
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In Part I of this series (read it here), Andrew discusses the recruitment and commitment stages for a college athlete. In Part II of this series, Andrew delves into some...
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Many colleges have adopted a test-optional policy either for the fall 2021 application cycle or permanently. However, the majority of colleges strongly suggest that students should still include test scores...
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