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College AdmissionsNov 15, 2017

How Should Your Student Spend Their Summer? This week we’re discussing a question parents ask us often, and that’s how their child should be spending their summer. By that, they mean, “What summer activities look best on a resume or

College AdmissionsNov 8, 2017

Helping Your Child Decide What Exactly They Want to Do in College Last year, we shared a blog post all about choosing

College AdmissionsSep 27, 2017

Making & Saving Ca$h in College We’ve discussed applying for financial aid and scholarships in previous blogs, and we’re all aware of

College AdmissionsSep 13, 2017

Six Tips for Finding Scholarships You’ll WIN Winning scholarships for college is an impressive feat, but finding them can be half the

College AdmissionsSep 6, 2017

Advice for First-Generation College Students Being a first-generation college student is a huge accomplishment, Unlike your peers who are following in the

College AdmissionsAug 16, 2017

Pass on Passive Voice In Your College Essay   This enlightening blog was written by me. I wrote this enlightening blog. Which

College AdmissionsAug 9, 2017

Sealing the Deal: Standing Out With the Ultimate College Essay Congratulations! You’ve done everything you’ve needed to do. You’re at the top

College AdmissionsJul 27, 2017

Texas Topics: University of Texas at Austin vs. Texas A&M For many high school Texans, both the University of Texas at Austin

College AdmissionsJul 19, 2017

College Students Today, and the Concept of Delayed Adulthood Today, writer Esta Pratt-Kielley published a fascinating article entitled, Why College Is Not

College AdmissionsJul 13, 2017

Breaking News: The New UT Austin Essay Requirements Have Been Announced! In a previous blog post, we discussed the rumor that the

We coach the student, not just the subject.

Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.