Good resource site for all things college-related from the College Board (you know, the company that creates the SAT).
Getting In to College – For Parents & Guardians – The College Board
parents.collegeboard.org
Get a closer look at how colleges make admission decisions.Parents. There are many choices and decisions related to helping prepare your son or daughter for college. Here's some sage advice on how to navigate these sometimes contentious waters.
Compromising During College Prep
parentingforcollege.com
When parents and students enter the college-bound process, issues arise. It’s the inevitable clash of what parents think is best for their kids, and what the kids want. Over the past 18 years the c…Think your student needs to go to a prestigious college to be successful in life? Think again. This is a must read article for every parent with a high school student. Some great advice coupled with actual research.
Back Off: It Doesn’t Matter What College Your Kids Attend
psychologytoday.com
Attending an elite college provides no long-term advantage to most students.If you haven't considered the ACT as an alternative you might want to consider it. Contact Club Z for a free ACT diagnostic. Here's the offical 2018-2019 test dates.
Welcome to the new world of "big data" and college admissions. Colleges are always looking to improve their "yield" (ratio of accepted students to enrolled students). Here's how they're doing it - by playing Big Brother.
Colleges Mine Data on Their Applicants
wsj.com
Some colleges, in an effort to sort through a growing number of applications, are quietly tracking applicants’ online interaction with the schools and considering it when deciding whom to admit.December SAT Scores are being released today. If you want to improve those scores in the spring please call us to discuss how Club Z can help you achieve the scores you want. 978-250-8988.
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“December SAT scores are being released throughout the day today. Keep an eye on your email! We'll let you know when your scores are online. https://t.co/qxBPBHgxrX”Relax. Take a deep breath and enjoy the moment just as it is because this moment will never come again.
On Needing to Find Something to Worry About
theschooloflife.com
It sounds paradoxical and absurd to think that some of us might need to find something to worry about in order to recover our equilibrium. Worry is, after all, something we should rightly hate to have to suffer and should engage with only when absolutely necessary. Yet, some of us do start to
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