Preventing Procrastination from Undermining Student Success
For some students, procrastination is functional. They wait until the end, but they get assignments done. Then there are the dysfunctional procrastinators…
For some students, procrastination is functional. They wait until the end, but they get assignments done. Then there are the dysfunctional procrastinators…
Some college and universities that previously adopted a Test-Optional policy during the COVID-era are reassessing their stance. Many are now placing renewed emphasis on SAT and ACT scores, recognizing the limitations of relying solely on grades.
In this blog, we discuss the evolving college admissions landscape with the Director of Outreach at the National Test Prep Association.
January presents both challenges and opportunities for students as it merges the joyous aftermath of a prolonged holiday break with the structured demands of a busy academic calendar.
In this blog, read expert insights on cultivating strong academic habits for the months ahead.
There’s no better time than now to help your child establish great study habits for the rest of the school year!
In this blog, I’m sharing three study habits you can start working with your child to build into their daily routines.
With so much competition, students need help to stand out for college and learn the best ways to navigate the complicated path toward college admissions. An experienced college consultant can help them do that. In this blog, we’ll explain six ways how.