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"He Is An Exceptional GMAT Tutor."

In 7 weeks I progressed from an initial test score of 570 to an actual test score of 710. This was in no small part due to Craig’s influence. *** Noodle Pro […]
Elementary SchoolMiddle School

How To Calm Your Child Before A Standardized Test

Anxiety will not help your child do well on any test. As a parent, you want to do all that you can to calm your young test-taker. *** Standardized tests of significance […]
LD/ADHD

3 Desktop Literacy Tools Dyslexics May Not Know About (But Should)

Currently, dyslexic students can use their smartphones and tablets for a variety of academic work that involves reading and writing. There are apps for text-to-speech, dictation, word-prediction, optical character recognition, and advanced spell checking, to name just a few.
AdmissionsMCATMedical School

Is It Too Late To Go To Medical School? The Benefits (And Challenges) Of Being A Nontraditional Applicant

As a medical school admissions counselor, one of the most common concerns I hear from older, nontraditional medical school applicants is the fear that their application will not be taken as seriously by medical schools as those of their younger counterparts who entered immediately after completing their undergraduate studies.
AdmissionsCollege Life

4 Questions To Consider About Transferring Colleges

Taking the leap to a new school? You may have a myriad of reasons for transferring - financial needs, better classes, better technology, more prestigious faculty, family obligations, the list can go on and on.
AdmissionsHigh School

Starting SAT/ACT Prep In Your Junior Year

At Noodle Pros, we understand that test scores are just one component of a college application, that students need a little room to have a life outside of preparing for college, and that while both are important, academic performance needs to take precedence over test prep.
Reading List

11 Picture Books That Are Inclusive Of LGBTQ Families

For many decades, the concept of “family” in children’s books has been narrowly represented. As society becomes more accepting of the multiplicity of family structures, more children’s books have started to represent […]
LD/ADHDPre-K

I Suspect My Preschooler Has A Learning Disability

Bringing your child to school for the first time is exciting and scary in many ways, but if you think your child may have difficulty learning, you may feel deeper anxiety. Learning […]
Elementary School

Help Your Child Balance Homework And After-School Sports

Most afternoons, my children come home from school with their backpacks loaded with homework assignments. They both play multiple sports, and it's always an ongoing struggle to find a way to get it all done before bedtime.
AdmissionsHigh School

5 Unusual College Applications And Why They Didn’t (Or Did) Work

Having served as an admissions dean at a selective university for nearly 30 years, it should come as no surprise that I have seen some pretty unorthodox approaches to the application process. […]
Standardized Tests & Test Prep

How To Help Your Child Develop Executive Functioning And Self-Regulation Skills

Duck, duck . . . goose! Mother, may I take two giant steps? Yes, you may. Mother, may I take four baby steps? No, you may not. Simon says, Touch your nose. […]
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"My Daughter Always Ended Her Sessions Feeling Relieved And Positive About Her Progress."

Noodle Pro Kelly Clement has been tutoring for 8 years. She helped one student gain confidence in Math. “Kelly tutored my 13 year daughter for the ISEE & SSAT exams, she desperately needed […]