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In the Marshall Society Essay Competition Preparation, students will sharpen their economic analysis and persuasive writing skills. Students will receive personalized guidance and support so they will feel ready for The Marshall Society Essay Competition.
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David McCullough Essay Prizes Preparation Class guides students in crafting outstanding essays on American history and honing research and analytical skills for the competition.
Refine your writing skills and showcase your passion for classical Greek studies in the Paideia High School Essay Contest. Join our Paideia High School Essay Contest Preparation class to receive personalized guidance and support in crafting compelling essays that celebrate the significance of ancient Greek language and culture.
Join our specialized Annual DNA Day Essay Contest Preparation for personalized guidance and support in crafting winning essays for the Annual DNA Day Essay Contest.
Join our National Spanish Exam Preparation Class and unlock opportunities for recognition and scholarships. Join our personalized one-on-one course to master Spanish language proficiency and achieve your goals.
In this personalized one-on-one National Mythology Exam Preparation class, students will delve deep into the realms of Greco-Roman mythology and explore the intricate connections between the contemporary world and the ancient myths that have shaped it.
This course will guide students in preparing for the Scholar of Tomorrow Essay Competition, discussing tips on award-winning strategies. This class uses a one-on-one teaching model, aiming to help students polish their entries before submission.
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The program begins with two weeks of dedicated programming practice to provide participants with an opportunity to enhance their skills. Subsequently, each of the 12 ACSL topics is allocated a two-week period, allowing ample time for in-depth exploration and understanding. Prior to each contest, participants are presented with two programming problems that are intentionally unrelated to the current topics. These problems are designed to enhance the coder’s skills and foster comfort in tackling diverse challenges.
