The first year of high school can feel like a foray into the unknown. Students in the 9th grade, typically ages 14 to 15, often find themselves in a more challenging environment academically and socially, which can easily teeter into all things overwhelming. They’re encouraged to develop their own...
Read MoreMany kids are captivated by oceans and marine animals. Why is the ocean salty? What kinds of animals live in the ocean? What even is coral? What’s the difference between an ocean and a sea? There is so much to learn, especially in preparation for an in-person or virtual...
Read MoreStudents interested in injury prevention, physical rehabilitation, and optimizing athletic performance may want to consider a career in sports medicine. At the undergraduate level, this typically means majoring in fields like human biology, kinesiology, exercise science, or athletic training. However, many colleges are now either developing a concentration or...
Read MoreChildcare providers are always searching for ways to up their game—we know. States require providers to continually engage in professional development in order to serve the children in their communities to the highest degree. That’s why free online childcare training courses with certificates can be so helpful. Searching for...
Read MoreAs you prepare to take the ACT, you might feel nervous about the outcome. Of course, you want to perform well on the test, but may not be sure what score to aim for. Furthermore, you may wonder how your score stacks up when looking at your college prospects....
Read MoreStudents aspiring to become physicians know that the path to medical school begins long before they don a white coat. A strong undergraduate foundation is critical for success. Pre-med students typically major in biology, chemistry, neuroscience, or related fields, and take rigorous coursework in subjects like organic chemistry, physics,...
Read MoreAfter completing an SAT test, we understand that you are extremely eager to find out your results. If you are a senior, you may also be anxious to know how quickly your prospective colleges can receive your results. This blog has you covered on both fronts as we answer...
Read MoreIn an ideal world, ACT scores would come out on the same day you sat for the exam. For many teens that would alleviate a good deal of stress, nerves, and sleepless nights in the weeks that follow testing day. In reality, ACT test-takers will have to endure a...
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