Come hear Lee speak at Southeast Psych’s Lunch ‘N Learn
Get the Jump on College Preparation: Help for High School Students of All Ages to Make the Most of Summer
Lee Bierer of College Admissions Strategies
Date: Monday, May 7, 12:00 PM
Location: Blakeney office
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Date: Thursday, May 10, 12:00 PM
Location: Southpark office
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There is no prep course for being the parent of a college applicant. Most of us feel like we’re out there, hanging on, with a frame of reference that is about 30 years old. The bad news is most of our kids know that. So here is my Top 5 list of the most valuable tips to make this college Continue Reading...
Readers are invited to submit questions on the college admissions process. My e-mail inbox is loaded with stories and anecdotes that usually end up asking a very familiar question. Q. When it comes to impressing admissions officials, is it better to take the most rigorous course possible Continue Reading...
And you thought the summer was for relaxing. Not if you’ll be applying to college Summer break is a time when all students, regardless of their academic performance, have the opportunity to set themselves apart with interesting extracurricular activities Choose activities you’re Continue Reading...
“Is it really that big a deal? You pick a few schools, write a few essays and you’re done — what’s everyone getting so anxious about?” What you do, how you do it and sometimes most important when you do it really does matter. Keeping track of all the moving parts and Continue Reading...
Formerly the Scholastic Aptitude Test, it’s now the SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test) Reasoning Test. As of 2005, it has three sections: math, critical reading and writing. The SAT is a three-hour, 45-minute test. With breaks and test instructions, the dreaded morning often stretches to five Continue Reading...
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