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The Concord Review (TCR) is one of the most prestigious academic journals dedicated to history. High school students with a profound interest in history can consider this valuable opportunity to publish an independent research paper and distinguish themselves in the college application process.
The guide to the DNA Day Essay Contest will provide you with a complete guide explaining the contest in detail and how you can stand out in the competition.
Harvard International Review HIR Academic Writing Contest is a popular and rising contest for students who are passionate about writing. But, how do you prepare for this renowned contest? Read more to see how you can stand out in this competition!
For Latin learners in middle school and high school, participating and earning recognition for the National Latin Exam and the NJCL Convention Academic Tests are goals many are looking to achieve. New students who just got into Latin, keep reading to learn more about these prestigious national exams!
6 Latin Exams in 2024 to Test Your Latin Knowledge Read More »
The National Economics Challenge is an exciting opportunity for high school students interested in economics, from microeconomics and macroeconomics to current economic events. What is the NEC competition about, what does it entail, how do I prepare for the competition, all these questions will be answered in this article!
College readiness is an important part of the transition from high school to college. To set incoming college students up for success, it’s important to develop essential skills and prepare the mind for a new learning environment. One great way to do this is by reading! Whether it’s fiction or non-fiction, reading can help students gain new knowledge and cultivate critical thinking skills. This blog will explore 15 summer reads 2021-2022 perfect for incoming college students to prepare them for the upcoming semester.
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High school students who are interested in economics regularly stumble upon the question of whether they should pursue a BA in Economics or BS in Economics. Even though these degrees sound similar, the two degrees can be quite different depending on the school that offers them.
BA in Economics vs BS in Economics: Choose the right degree Read More »
In addition to the regular AP courses students take, some schools also offer AP Seminar. AP Seminar is a great course for students who are interested in learning about research, a much-needed skill in college.
Guide to AP Seminar (Advanced Placement Seminar) Read More »
Senior year is an important time for students to look forward to, especially when the Fall semester is getting closer. There are so many things seniors need to prepare for when the year arrives, so let’s get started with the Rising Senior: Fall Back-to-school Checklist!
Rising juniors, you have made it through your sophomore year and 2 years of school! As a rising junior, it’s time for you to get serious about your college application and college journey. Below, we will provide a checklist to help you get started on the right foot for a successful junior year.
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