Creative Strategies for Solving Basic Math Problems Solving basic math problems as an adult may seem like a breeze (especially with readily available calculators), but for young learners, understanding basic math operations can be a challenge. Younger students can grasp such ideas much more successfully with visual and conceptual explanations. Such understanding leads to higher retention of the material, quicker computation based […] Read More
The Importance Of Public Speaking Why is it important to study public speaking? Being able to communicate effectively is one of the most valuable life skills someone can have. After all, communication aids in all aspects of life and allows us to form connections, influence decisions, share knowledge and even motivate change. Without excellent communication skills, it’s very difficult to […] Read More
How To Ace Your College Interview Now that you’ve started—and for early applicants, submitted—your college applications, it’s time to begin preparing for another important part of the application process: the college interview. Not all schools require an interview, but for those that do, it’s critical to be prepared. Below are some tips (and a few common interview questions to get you […] Read More
How To Make The Most Out Of High School If your child is just entering high school, thinking about college applications can be daunting. You may know what needs to be done, but how can you help your child get started? What should be tackled now vs. later? Our expert staff at our learning center have compiled a guide to help. Freshman Year Start building relationships […] Read More
7 Important College Prep Acronyms You Should Know Struggling to decipher all the college prep acronyms you’re seeing everywhere? Do you need to keep on top of all the different tests to make sure your child doesn’t miss some critical requirements? Our expert staff at our learning center have compiled some of the most important acronyms to know: Test Description ACT (American College Test) Academic […] Read More
Waitlisted? What You Can Do Now According to a 2015 report by the National Association of College Admissions Counseling (NACAC), 39% of colleges surveyed reported using waitlists. Of those students remaining on the waitlist, colleges only accepted an average of 32%. And at highly selective institutions, this number can be dramatically lower. How can you improve your chances of being accepted off the […] Read More
