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Volunteering can be one of the most rewarding and effective ways for high school students to explore their interests, contribute to their communities, and strengthen their college applications. ...
Next week, students across the country will sit for the Advanced Placement (AP) exams. Yet, given that some elite private schools have retired AP courses in favor of faculty-designed advanced ...
The admissions landscape has changed dramatically since parents applied to college years ago. Amidst declining admissions rates, swelling applicant pools, and an ever-changing target of what ...
Reading comprehension is one of the most essential—and often insufficiently practiced—skills in a student’s academic toolkit. Whether you're preparing for the ACT or SAT or simply trying to stay ...
Command Education Senior Tutors work one-on-one with students to not only create tailored lesson plans that align with their needs and learning styles, but also make learning enjoyable and ...
Students often think about their transcript and GPA in light of one thing: the college admissions process. The stress of achieving and maintaining a 4.0, enrolling in AP and other advanced ...
Every admissions season, underclassmen look to top-ranked seniors’ college results as a gauge for competitiveness in the college admissions landscape. Learning that students with a 4.0 GPA, ...
After Ivy Day’s college admissions results were released last week, many students found themselves navigating the uncertainty and stress of the waitlist. While a waitlist notification represents ...
For many high school freshmen and their parents, Ivy Day results are a rude wake up call—witnessing their school’s valedictorian and other stellar students get rejected from Ivy League and top ...
Today marks the 2025 “Ivy Day,” when students across the globe receive their admissions results from Ivy League and select top schools. Beyond the numbers and data, this admissions cycle ...
Receiving a waitlist notification from your dream school can feel defeating—for students who have waited months for an admissions decision, the prospect of remaining in admissions limbo is a ...
This week, The Princeton Review released its findings from the 2025 edition of the College Hopes & Worries Survey. Each year, this survey provides insights into the concerns, aspirations, and ...
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