by Chase Yano | Jan 5, 2023 | Standardized Testing
As schools eliminate standardized testing requirements and implement test optional policies, many students are faced with a tough question: should I take the SAT or ACT? Although they seem interchangeable, the tests have key differences which can make one more...
by Chase Yano | Dec 4, 2022 | Applications, Extracurriculars
As a high school student, it’s likely that you have at one point considered a career in business. One of the most applicable and appealing subjects, almost one-fifth of Americans who graduate with a Bachelors have a business major. This high volume of graduates go...
by Chase Yano | Nov 6, 2022 | Applications
With college application deadlines creeping up, many are going through the process of filling out the dreaded CommonApp. Much of the form is pretty straightforward– what’s your name, test scores, grades, etc. But, there is one part of the CommonApp that is inevitably...
by Chase Yano | Sep 18, 2022 | College Essays
When you make your college essay stand out, it is important to keep your audience in mind– your audience being college admissions officers. As they sort through thousands of essays, they will have to decide between applicants with virtually identical academic and...
by Chase Yano | Sep 11, 2022 | Standardized Testing
In my last blog post, we talked about some big tips for the ACT English, and today, in typical ACT fashion, we will move on to discussing ACT Math tips. Without further ado, here’s the top ACT Math tips that I have found myself giving out over and over again as a...