You’re Probably Not Bad at Math: Q&A with Arthur
“I’m not a math person.” If you’re a high school student, you have probably heard your friends say this—or you have said it about yourself. Math is an academic subject that can elicit dread, anxiety, and frustration, and many students who struggle in math classes...
How Command Education Prepares Families for the Changing SAT/ACT Landscape: Q&A with Aaron
In the last five years, the college admissions landscape has seen seismic changes, and some of the most significant have concerned standardized testing—from ever-evolving testing requirements to the digitization of the ACT and SAT to changing test lengths and rigor....
How Command Education Senior Tutors Motivate Students: Q&A with Kailee
For many students, standardized testing is one of the most daunting and anxiety-inducing aspects of the college admissions process. Beyond the intimidation that comes with taking the test, understanding how to select the right test for you, setting manageable yet...
How Command Education Helps Students Develop Their Music Hook: Q&A with Yibiao
Should you attend a conservatory or aim for a music program at a top school? From choosing the right path to pursue their music dreams, finding the best fit program, building a portfolio, and preparing for auditions, going through the college admissions process as a...
