The Enrichery Blog

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

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Executive FunctioningAug 15, 2016

Cluttered Locker, Cluttered Mind: Get Your Life Together! I realized I had an issue when I begged my friend to let me organize her backpack during some free time during journalism class. She had thrown her overflowing bag on a

College AdmissionsAug 10, 2016

Early Decision & Early Action Figuring out where you want to spend the next four years of your life is a monumental

Academic CoachingAug 8, 2016

Back to School STUDY HACKS As the first day of school approaches, it means it’s time to switch gears. Whether you spent

College AdmissionsAug 3, 2016

At my university, formal recruitment took place during the second semester. We had the first semester to move in, explore campus, adjust

College AdmissionsAug 1, 2016

I studied abroad at the University of Sydney in Australia during the spring semester of 2012. Four years later, I’m still talking

Student LifeJul 27, 2016

When you get to college, you’re inevitably going to have a few sleepless nights. Often times you’ll be in the library, finishing

College AdmissionsJul 25, 2016

When I received my college acceptance letter and my application anxieties finally subsided, a whole new set of fears conveniently began to

College AdmissionsJul 22, 2016

The real question here is, how do you become the kind of person your teachers and bosses want to write a letter

Student LifeJul 20, 2016

Nobody hates cold calling as much as the person making the cold call. Word of mouth is the best kind of marketing.

Executive FunctioningJul 18, 2016

Why We Can’t Concentrate Anymore (Hint: It’s Not Our Fault) I’ve always been fascinated by the development of the human brain. It’s

We coach the student, not just the subject.

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