Ever wondered how a student could jump 480 points, from a 940 to a 1420 SAT score in just five months? Meet Nathan, a bright […]
How Much is SAT Tutoring?
The Real Guide to Finding The Best SAT or ACT Prep As high school students gear up for college applications, many families ask, “How much […]
Mastering the GRE: A Preparation Guide
Thinking about graduate school? Whether working with a professional GRE coach or studying independently, having a study plan is crucial. You need a timeline covering […]
College Application Checklist: A Student’s Guide
Your high school years are an exciting time—part of that excitement is, “what comes next?” One of the biggest jobs is preparing for college. It […]
College Application Checklist: A Parent’s Guide
Guiding your child through the college application process can be both rewarding and challenging. There are a lot of moving parts to this machine, but […]
When to Start Studying for the LSAT: Your Ultimate Guide
So, you want to go to law school? If you’re wondering how far in advance to start prepping for your LSAT, you’re not alone. Getting […]
Online Tutoring Is Now Preferred for Elementary and Middle School Students
/ Nathan Hurwitz / Elementary School, Homeschooling, Middle School, Tutoring - Classroom Support (K-12th grades)
I’ve been an educator for my entire career, teaching in classrooms, supporting homeschooled students, and tutoring in person and online. Online tutoring, which used to […]
Support The Homeschooling Community
With four million-plus students being homeschooled, the community is growing and thriving. The keyword for optimizing your student’s success is “community.” Taking our child’s education into our […]
Optimize Your SAT or ACT Score
The first step in optimizing your college entrance exam score is identifying your strengths and weaknesses on the SAT or ACT exam. Practice exams are available […]
You Don’t Have to Take the SAT or ACT Exam
“Test-Optional,” is considered the new norm for college admissions. In 1969 a small Maine college announced that submitting SAT or ACT scores was optional. It took […]