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DO or MD? It's more than just two letters after your name. You can take two pathways into medical school in the United States, and applicants often wonder about the difference between DO and MD programs.

Low grades, disciplinary matters, and other issues can occasionally lead colleges to revoke offers of admission. Learn how often this happens, and what you can do if you find yourself in this position.

Having one child who is academically gifted and one who struggles in school may create a tense family dynamic. Here is what parents can do to avoid conflict and encourage happy sibling relationships.

If your child struggles with attention issues or ADD/ADHD, you recognize the academic and emotional challenges he or she faces. Learn why creativity, innovation, and acceptance may lead your child to success, in school and beyond.

March 14 is “Pi-Day” (3.14, get it?), a beloved holiday for math geeks nationwide. If you’re a student or teacher, you’ll probably be celebrating this fun day in school — hopefully with some apple pie, or pizza pie, or both. But before you take out your paper plates and dust off your geometry puns, here are 3 + 1 + 4 fun facts about this namesake irrational number:

As top LSAT tutors, we know that many of our students are incorporating test prep into very busy schedules. With that in mind, we've recently introduced a lunchtime LSAT prep option: the Noodle Pros Lunch and Learn Webinar Series.

Teacher lingo can feel like a different language. Here’s a crash course in some vocabulary you might hear at your next parent-teacher conference. *** ‘Tis the season of the parent-teacher conference. Every […]

For many aspiring doctors, the MCAT appears like Mount Everest in the distance: massive, mythic, and barely conquerable even for the strong. While it's not quite Mount Everest, there's no denying that the MCAT is very, very high stakes.

Do you know how to use Naviance Scattergrams to understand your college admissions chances? Check out this advice from Scholarships360 founder Will Geiger, originally published on Forbes.com. Q: What is the scariest thing […]

Are you, as a parent, prepared to choose a pre-kindergarten (Pre-K) program? Take a look at the National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER) report to see where your state's program ranks, and read on to see how NIEER's targeted metrics help parents learn more about Pre-K programs.

Looking for a baseball scholarship? Here are some steps you can take to get closer to that dream. *** Any parent whose son has made the high school baseball team has probably […]

If your child has dyscalculia, implement these five learning tips and tricks to help them overcome their struggle with numbers. “Dyscalculia” is another word for a math disorder. It can apply […]