If you’ve learned to ride a bike, you know that the coordination of pedaling and balancing is something you must experience to embody. Sure, you can read a book on the mechanics of doing so, but does that guarantee you won’t topple upon setting off? Certainly not. In this blog, we’ll look at how learning to ride a bike by reading a manual is much like relying solely on a study guide to take the…
From the dawn of last semester till now, you have navigated a vast ocean of AP concepts. Behold! The cargo of knowledge you now…
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Do you ever bury overwhelming tasks in hopes they will disappear? Me too—and I shall patiently wait for the magic wand that banishes stress.…
You’re not cookie-cutter—although, sometimes, in middle and high school, it can feel that way. If you feel like you’re on a conveyor belt toward…
In today’s instant world, it seems everyone wants to get where they are going—faster. Perhaps you’re an undergraduate student looking to test out of…
With my heart beating and fingers trying to grip my pencil, I remember the experience of taking my first AP test. I loved the…
The Officer Aptitude Rating (OAR) exam is a subtest of the Aviation Standard Test Battery (ASTB) commonly used by the Navy, Marine Corps, and…
If you’ve decided you want to be a Special Agent, you may be wondering “how do you get into the FBI?” Fortunately, the FBI…