High School Archives - Page 7 of 23

Jun 16

Photo of mom and little girl learning on a laptop

How to Keep Your Kid Busy and Learning Over the Summer: 10 Questions with Jackie P.

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, Middle School, Study Skills, Test Prep

1. What are some ways you incorporate academics into Arianna and Samantha’s summer schedule? I believe in collaboration with my children in exploring their academic interests. Over the summer, we pick one academic area they would like to dive deeper into to prepare them for the next school year or a fun program related to…

Jun 08

Love0

Happy mother and daughter studying in office

Interview with an Admissions Consultant : Personal Statements and Private School Applications with Priya Nambiar

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, Interviews with Educators, ISEE, Middle School, Test Prep

What is the most important thing you wish you could tell all applicants? Do you think your advice differs for younger or older students? For older applicants (those who are applying to 6th grade and above), I always remind them to look for a school that is the best match - academically, athletically, socially. Try…

May 12

Love0

Person walking on a pathway to a stone university building

College Applications and the Future of Standardized Tests

By Katherine Friedman ACT, College Admissions, High School, SAT, Scholarships

The pandemic threw a lot of uncertainty into the college admissions process (and just about everything else). Now that life is returning somewhat to “normal,” many current high school students are left with questions: Should I be worrying about the SAT or ACT? Is “test optional” still optional? Is there a benefit to having a…

May 10

Love0

Woman in black and white striped shirt holding laptop

Taking College Courses over the Summer: How to Choose Efficiently and Intelligently

By Jeff B. College Admissions, High School

Taking college courses over the summer can be a great option for many students, but it is important to choose your courses wisely in order to get the most out of the experience and avoid wasting time or money. With so many colleges now offering summer courses —either in person or remotely— it can be…

May 07

Love0

A Girl in White Top Writing on a Notebook

ISEE Preparation: How to get a head start over the Summer

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, ISEE, Middle School, Practice Tests, Study Skills, Test Prep

While summer is typically every student’s favorite time of year to relax and smell the roses, that doesn’t mean you can’t also prepare and get ahead in school work and tests. The ISEE or Independent School Entrance Exam administered by the ERB (Educational Records Bureau) is one such test that a student should prepare for…