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Did You Get In? An Etiquette Guide for College Admissions
As college acceptance and rejection letters start rolling in, conversations with friends and family can get a little tense. Read on for advice about how to answer some of their tricky questions - and when to start these conversations yourself.
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10 Essentials For Acing The MBA Admissions Interview
Receiving an offer to interview is a major milestone in the MBA admissions process, worthy of pause and quiet self-congratulations. While not yet time to pop the champagne, an interview offer is a clear signal you've caught the attention of admissions and that the school believes in your potential.
High-Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder: Essentials Parents Should Know
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High-Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorder: Essentials Parents Should Know
The CDC estimates that 1 in 68 American children are born with autism spectrum disorder. If you're a parent of a child with high-functioning ASD, you may wonder how to get your child the learning supports he or she needs.
Does It Hurt To Be From New York? Geographic Diversity In College Admissions
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Does It Hurt To Be From New York? Geographic Diversity In College Admissions
Nina Berler is a college counselor at The Hudson School in Hoboken, NJ, and the founder of college and career readiness service UnCommon Apps. In this article, originally published on Forbes.com, Nina shares her knowledge on the topic of geographic diversity for college-bound students from the New York metropolitan area.
"She Created Such A Positive Work Environment For My Children"
At Noodle Pros, we consider the relationship we build with each of our families to be one of the best parts of the job. For tutor Morgan Leff, a third grade teacher at a Manhattan private school with over 10 years' experience tutoring one on one, a wide-ranging skillset and the ability to differentiate her instruction is key to working with multiple students from the same family.
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Athletic Scholarships: Head Count Vs. Equivalency Sports
The kind of scholarship available to you as an athlete depends on the sport you play. Learn about the difference between head count and equivalency sports. *** Earning an athletic scholarship is […]
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College Students With LD/ADHD Share What They've Learned
Starting college can present unique challenges for students with LD/ADHD. Upperclassmen who’ve faced these issues share their best advice for first-year students. *** This fall, thousands of young people with learning disabilities […]
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Expert Tips For Getting Your Executive MBA
If you're considering an Executive MBA, you are probably already busy with a variety of commitments. Learn key time and money hacks for fitting an EMBA into your life - and making the most out of your experience.
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44 Liberal Arts Colleges You’ve Probably Never Heard Of, But Should Know
Most people can name 20-30 colleges off the top of their head, but there are over 4,000 universities worldwide. I want to introduce you to 44 excellent liberal arts-focused universities that you might not have heard of.
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100 Ways To Improve Your GMAT Score
InspiricaPro Tom Miller has been tutoring the GMAT since 1995, and is one of the first professional instructors to teach the GMAT online. As a tutor, he has written test materials, created curricula, and trained teachers to maximize success on a variety of standardized tests.
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Choosing A College For A Student With Learning Disabilities
Different colleges offer different levels of disability care and services. Investigate the details of these programs to ensure that your selected schools will cater to your student’s needs. *** I’m often asked […]
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Sunjay Dixit is an award-winning science writer and journalist, a former Senior Editor at Psychology Today and Columbia University creative writing professor, and the founder and lead instructor of The New York Writers' Intensive.