Music production is an undoubtedly cool thing to pursue. No one has ever listened to their favorite song and thought, “Eh, the person who made this doesn’t deserve any credit.” Music streaming and the use of music on social media has led to a fixation with the novelty of...
Read MoreShould I waive my right to see my letters of recommendation? The short answer: YES. You should definitely waive your right to see letters of recommendation. Read on to learn how and why to waive your right of access to recommendations. First, though, know that we get it. The...
Read MoreAllow me to read your mind. You’re wondering: is AP Comparative Government hard? What is the average AP Comp Gov score? How to get a 5 on AP Comparative Government exams? Is there such a thing as an AP Comparative Government score calculator to help me? Now allow me...
Read MoreWhy do you need to learn ACT vocabulary words? Well, you probably already know that many schools require you to take the ACT exam and that your admission to those schools can partially depend upon your ACT score. And whether you’re as monosyllabic as Baby Yoda or you’ve loved...
Read MoreAs a parent in Nashville—or the surrounding suburbs such as Brentwood, Franklin, or Nolensville—you have a wealth of excellent private schools to choose from. Of course, having a ton of terrific options doesn’t make your selection any easier. After all, there are a multitude of considerations guiding your decision...
Read MoreWhat is the plot of a story? If you’re asking this question, you’re likely crafting a story. Maybe you’re drafting a novel, or a screenplay. Perhaps you need to understand plot and other parts of a narrative for your AP Lit class. I myself, as a writer and composition...
Read MoreThe modern university is an incredibly complex institution with many factors affecting the experience of students who attend it. This makes attempts to find a “happiness quotient” universally describing every student’s college experience seem more than a little foolish. How do you weigh the several competing and often contradictory...
Read MorePerhaps you’re interested in the benefits of earning a bachelor’s degree, but less interested in the part where you live on a college campus and attend in-person classes. Or maybe you’d like to graduate in 3-years to maximize efficiency while making your way into the job market. In any...
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