The Enrichery Blog

Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.

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College AdmissionsDec 20, 2017

Deferred From Your Dream School? Five Things You Need to Do Getting deferred from your dream school is not fun. You’re put in this frustrating limbo: you’re not accepted, but you’re not rejected either. If you’ve been deferred from your

Academic CoachingDec 13, 2017

Eight Questions to Ask Yourself at the End of This Semester Your last projects are turned in, your finals are graded, and

College AdmissionsDec 6, 2017

You Applied Early Action/Early Decision… Now What? You’ve crossed your t’s, dotted your i’s, and your Early Action or Early Decision application

Academic CoachingNov 29, 2017

Masterful Memorization: Tips for Remembering a LOT of Information Finals are just around the corner, which means it’s about time to get

College AdmissionsNov 22, 2017

Our mission with every weekly blog post is to give you (or your child) ways to improve — ways to become a

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

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

Executive FunctioningNov 1, 2017

Tackling Big Projects With a PLAN! Last week, we discussed how to beat procrastination. One of our biggest tips is setting small

Executive FunctioningOct 25, 2017

Get Your Teen to Stop Procrastinating (No Nagging Required) “You may delay, but time will not, and lost time is never found

Executive FunctioningOct 18, 2017

Helping Your Student Stay Organized I get a rush when I open my planner and I have a full, color-coded to-do list

We coach the student, not just the subject.

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