by Jacob Reeves | Nov 27, 2022 | Articles, College Admissions, High School, Homeschool, Middle School
How do we restore enthusiasm? I never thought I’d say this, but I wish students talked more. When I went back to teaching high school students in-person in 2021, I barely recognized them. Other teachers agreed: students are subdued, quiet, withdrawn. I wish they...
by Bonnie Paschold | Nov 26, 2022 | Articles, SAT, Standardized Tests
What’s the best-paying job high school students can have? Spending quality time increasing their SAT score. Apply these steps, and watch your SAT score increase! When to Take the SAT Thoughtfully select your SAT Test dates. Work with your school counselor and select...
by Jacob Reeves | Nov 20, 2022 | Articles, SAT, Standardized Tests
4 SAT Questions to Spread Holiday Cheer. Try these festive-themed SAT questions for practice before the December 3 test. It’s the holiday season! So grab a cup of hot cocoa and settle in… SAT Writing & Language Questions Spread holiday cheer with correct...
by Jacob Reeves | Nov 15, 2022 | ACT, Articles, High School, Homeschool, Standardized Tests
Before you carve your turkey and settle in for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, take a few minutes to get your brain working with these practice ACT questions! Or better yet, quiz your family—whoever gets the most right gets the last piece of pie!...
by Jacob Reeves | Nov 14, 2022 | Articles, College Admissions
How do you handle a College Admissions Deferral or Waitlist? You’ve spent hours perfecting your college application. But when you receive a letter, it’s neither an acceptance nor a rejection. Instead, you are deferred or added to the waitlist. What do...
by Jacob Reeves | Nov 11, 2022 | Articles, College Admissions, Financial Aid & Scholarships
Earning $8,000 over three days is great. Earning $44,000 by just changing your intended major is too. Negotiating college scholarships with the colleges that accepted you can trigger big money. Here are stories of former OnToCollege students who successfully...
