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Understanding how to navigate the financial aid appeals process is crucial for students and families facing financial hurdles. With rising

The SAT, a critical component of college admissions in the United States, is undergoing a significant transformation. Starting in March

Navigating Yale's Reinstated SAT/ACT Requirements: How ConnectPrep Supports Students and FamiliesYale University's recent decision to reinstate SAT and ACT admissions

Greetings, lifelong learners and future leaders! The journey through higher education in the U.S. is more than just academic growth

Mastering College Applications: A Comprehensive Guide for High School Seniors As high school seniors worldwide find themselves facing the daunting

The Future of Learning: Top Educational Trends of 2023 In this rapidly evolving 21st century, the educational trends of 2023

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, 14% or 7.1 million students of all public school students in the

Did you know that in 2019, the average tuition for a private non-profit four-year college in the U.S. was $48,510?

Are you debating whether or not to attend graduate school? Are you worried about the potential to obtain a job

The impact of COVID-19 has affected everyone in different ways, but most parents of K-12 students are experiencing similar issues.

Let’s face it, COVID-19 is changing education as we know it. The first 18 years of your child’s life are

The real key is to differentiate your college applications in order to stand out amongst the crowd. Here are 7

According to the College Board, university students in America spent just under $1300 on books and supplies during the 2018-2019

We have spent countless hours perfecting strategies and techniques that we can pass on to you. Our methodologies DECONSTRUCT the

Whether you are a student, an adult who grew up in the U.S., or the parent of a child here,

Did you know that in 2019, only 45% of students who took the SAT met college readiness benchmarks in both

Dartmouth, the University of Michigan, Bates, Harvard, Northwestern, and Wake Forest. These are just a few of the many prestigious

Who knew fourth-grade math could be so difficult? Being a parent is hard, but being both a parent and a

According to the Department of Education, there are over 3 million public school teachers across the United States, serving nearly

This one might shock you. A survey by Rutgers University found a tremendous amount of academic dishonesty and outright cheating