by Chase Yano | Dec 11, 2023 | Standardized Testing, Study Tips, The College Application Process
Five Tips and Strategies to Master the ACT Math Section By Chase Yano 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...
by Matt Nola | Dec 11, 2023 | Standardized Testing, Study Tips, The College Application Process
With tips for the ACT English, Math, and Reading under our belts, we’ve reached the, for many (including myself), portion of the test that is the most challenging to master: the ACT Science section. For one-on-one help with the ACT, college admissions, and beyond,...
by Colton Lipfert | Aug 28, 2022 | Study Tips
In a previous post, I went through the story of how I went from disorganized, to hyper-organized, then to plain-old well-organized. In this piece, I want to outline the nitty gritty of what my process for making a student schedule looks like now. If the last piece...
by Colton Lipfert | Jul 29, 2022 | Study Tips
In the spring of 2021, I thought I had everything under control. I had just updated my organization and I had never been more put together. I tracked all of my tasks in Trello, scheduled all of my meetings in Google Calendar, and planned my day using a time block...
by Chase Yano | Jul 28, 2022 | Standardized Testing, Study Tips, The College Application Process
I remember when, in my freshman year of high school, my teachers introduced me to what would become my mortal enemy: the ACT. My initial encounter with the dreaded test (and, in particular, the English ACT section) led to a years-long battle filled with UWorld free...
by Colton Lipfert | Jul 6, 2022 | Study Tips
There’s a serious deficiency in a lot of student advice. It seems like everyone is always going off about Cornell notes or flashcards (wink-wink) or some other studying technique, but very few people talk about something equally as important: your studying mindset. ...
