When it comes to SAT prep, homeschooled children have a unique advantage. Most students are used to lecture-based classroom learning, an ineffective model that doesn’t get to the core of each student’s strengths, weaknesses, and individual learning style. Because your child is used to independent study, he or she can tackle the SAT the right way from the onset, without any adjustment in his or her approach to the proper material. The SAT is a…
If there’s one section of the ACT that initially terrifies all my students (and their parents), it’s the ACT “science” section. On top of…
After you’ve sent your SAT scores to colleges, you may think your days of reading boring passages riddled with ridiculously difficult vocabulary words are…
If you’ve been following any news about higher education lately, you’ve probably heard about Starbucks’s new initiative to pay for the college educations of…
When it comes to the SAT, there are thousands of tips, tricks and strategies that can improve your scores. However, not all of these…
The SAT is coming up on June 7. Chances are that if you’re taking it at this point, you’re probably taking it for the…
Today’s post comes to us from Stacy Blackman, founder and President of Stacy Blackman Consulting (https://www.StacyBlackman.com). Founded in 2001, Stacy Blackman Consulting has helped…
If you’re planning on going to a physical college, then you’ve got to spend some time contemplating the college campuses. What do you want…
Forbes just today posted a new article about the CLA+ exam, and what it could mean for accountability in higher education. You can find…