Entering any new phase in your life is exciting and scary — the transition from high school to college being one of the biggest. Barbara shares some advice on how to get through this phase! (Because yes, it’s just a phase).
LogicPrep's List of Top 10 Commencement Speeches 2018
How to Reduce Your Testing Anxiety
Understanding the Role of Demonstrated Interest
Four Quotes for College (AKA What I Wish I Knew Freshman Year)
The Common App Essay Question That's Often Overlooked
With June approaching fast, it goes without saying that any high school Junior will soon start to think about — and worry about — the Common Application “college essay.” While it’s always important to think about how to get started on it, Jared emphasizes the importance of how your college essay ends.
Three Tips for the SAT Reading Section That Will Help You in College, Too
When the College Board redesigned the SAT in 2016, the reading section got a big overhaul. The new SAT doesn't just test the kind of texts you've seen in high school, but also texts that resemble what you might see in college. That being said, here are three tips for the SAT reading section that will help you in college, too.
Learning a New Language?
Here’s a Novel Idea: Check Out the Library
The Do's and Don'ts of SAT Subject Tests
Most college's websites purport that SAT Subject Tests are not required, but rather "strongly recommended." And, while it's true that your application will be considered complete and evaluated regardless of whether you submit Subject Tests or not, these subject-specific evaluations are not as optional as many students think. Learn more about them!