Over the past 15 years, we have accumulated a wealth of experiences that have strengthened our understanding of families, students, and the education field. From Q&As with students and parents, to articles with tips on excelling through all aspects of the admissions process, we hope our knowledge base offers some insight into the current educational climate.
The SAT Reading Comprehension section can seem daunting, however there are some simple tricks that you can employ to maximize your exam score. Getting a good score on the SAT Reading is crucial to getting a good overall score and for remaining competitive during the college admissions process. Build your vocabulary First and foremost, it […]
So you’re deciding whether to take the SSAT or ISEE. But how do you decide which one to take? Many secondary schools in the US will accept either exam, so your decision to take one or the other largely depends on the exam material. Overall, the SSAT and ISEE are very similar and so preparation […]
The A-Level (“Advanced Level”) is a subject-based qualification for students completing secondary education in the UK. Students typically begin the A-Level syllabus in Year 12. They complete the final exam by the end of Year 13, their final year. During the university application process, students present these grades. There are no specific subject requirements in […]
To properly prepare for the SAT students should begin early, practice often, and, for good measure, hire a private tutor. The best way to prepare for the SAT is to take the PSAT in the second or third year of high school. This is because the PSAT exam is essentially a practice SAT exam administered […]
The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) handles applications to all UK universities. It requires all applicants to submit a personal statement along with their qualifications. This is a piece of writing which describes your academic achievements, extracurricular activities and programs other than your studies, and why you think the university should accept you. What […]