Students’ tendency to correlate self-worth with achievement—be it academic, athletic, or otherwise—is by now well-documented. This pressure, unsurprisingly, can also

If you have a student who’s studying for the SAT, you’ve likely heard the word “superscore” thrown around at some

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I’m not sure it’s possible to take all of the stress and anxiety out of the college admissions process, but

As college admissions continue to get more competitive, it’s understandable (necessary, even) to think about how your student can stand

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