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New Essay Writing Apps for the iPhone & iPod Touch
No, it doesn’t write your paper for you. Using the Achievers Writing Center apps for the iPhone or the iPod touch, college and high school students can write, edit and get assistance with the...
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Have Some Perspective
While high school juniors and seniors are in full-on panic mode because the college application and acceptance process is hitting the fan in earnest for both groups of students, I’m hopeful everyone...
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Learning to Think Outside the Box
Redirecting your thought process is difficult on a good day. Redirecting your post-high school plans is nearly impossible, especially if college has been the one all-consuming thought you and your...
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January 23rd SAT Results
Prospective college students who have remained unaware of the fact that January 23rd’s SAT results are up at CollegeBoard.org are waaaaaay too relaxed. Or possibly relaxed just enough… Posted by Alexa...
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Rejection In Both Directions
For Prospective Undergrads: Rejected by a school that you know, in your heart of hearts, you’re destined to attend? Allen Grove has superb advice on appealing a rejection letter. Does the school ever...
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Entoview College Edition
Having barfy feelings about the college interview process? You’re in good, high-numbered company. Options for College has created the Entoview College Edition app to save your stressed-out tweaker...
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Marijuana Use and Dull-Wittedness
The question thousands of high school and college students want to know the answer to: Does Marijuana Make You Stupid? Jonah Lehrer at The Frontal Cortex has the answer. Posted by Alexa Harrington
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Being Smart Enough To Ask For Help
For the first few years of my college career, I was a cocky little sucker who was convinced that tutors were for the less-evolved, slower-thinking students on campus. Since I was “gifted” and had...
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