The Student Assessment Test is no fun. Just ask a student who has taken it. “It’s awful. It’s a terrible test,” said Brenna Brooks, a senior at Leesburg High School who nevertheless suffered through ...
When Noah Greenfield LAW ’16 and Joel Butterly LAW ’16 sat next to one another at their law school orientation in the fall of 2012, neither expected to leave the lecture hall with a newly hatched ...
Includes updates and/or revisions. The anxiety of high school juniors—and their parents—over taking college-entrance exams is creating a market force for the test-preparation industry. Dozens of ...
Applying to college these days starts a lot earlier than it used to, and the process involves new terms, new strategies and new perspective. I asked Alice Margraff of the McDonogh School and Jake ...
We’ve all seen the drill: parents pushing discipline, piling on extracurriculars, and dropping cash on test-prep courses to ...
High school students struggling with the college application process will find relief on the Tufts campus this summer. The first annual Brighton Foundation College Admissions Edge program will be held ...
How can teacher preparation programs attract the best and brightest? Raise admissions standards, says a new study published on Tuesday. Education schools nationwide are battling teacher shortages and ...
Approximately 350 students from parochial, public and private schools throughout Northeast and Central Pennsylvania completed the annual scholarship entrance examination at Scranton Preparatory School ...
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