Upcoming Workshops
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Perfect Test Scores No Guarantee for College Admission
I ran across this article in the Austin American-Statesman. It's about a guy in Austin who had great… [more]
Is Your Student Eligible for Financial Aid?
Eligibility for most of the Federal student aid programs is based on FINANCIAL NEED. However,… [more]
Insider Secrets
Former Harvard Admissions Officer Spills His Guts on the Admissions Process! Buy the Audio Interview ONLY $47 The download link will immediately be delivered to your inbox. In this 1-hour audio interview we talk with Chuck Hayes former Senior Admissions Officer at Harvard and author of the best selling book "What It Really Takes to Get into … [Read More...]
Student Support
Discover Career System Video Tutorial
In this video tutorial, Dr. Jerry Daniels walks you through the Discover Career Guidance and Information system that we use with our clients. You'll learn how to take the assessments, what to do with the information and how to get the most of out … [Read More...]
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NEW Affordable Private School in Sugar Land Texas
Not Happy with the State of the Current Public School System? Wondering if your Child is Being Adequately Prepared for College? Wish you Could Afford a Private School Education for your Child? Join Us For an Informational Open House Meeting On Thursday, July 29, at 7pm, your invited to join our Informational Seminar for The New College Preparatory … [Read More...]
Vocabulary and Spelling Still Count!
Watching TV is Never Good for Me. I recently saw a commercial on TV that really set me off. It was for a women’s multi-vitamin, and the tagline was “There’s complete, and then there’s most complete.” This is the kind of blatant misuse of the English language that gets students in trouble on the SAT all the time. Isn’t MOST complete … [Read More...]
Does a College Degree Really Matter?
(ARA) - As the economy shrinks, Americans spend more and more time thinking about how to keep the job they have or how to find a new job after losing one. It’s no secret that employment is harder to find today than in the past. April 2009 findings from the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Statistics show the fewest number of job openings available … [Read More...]
2-Hour SAT Preparation and Results are Guaranteed
It's Not too Late If you are the parent of a student preparing for the SAT, you have to see this... My friend, National SAT Prep Expert, Dr. Kuni Beasley of NEW American School has a solution for scoring higher on the SAT that atually makes sense... While other "experts" try to get you to spend big bucks on courses that take around 6 weeks to … [Read More...]
Financial Aid Basics for College Students
Let's face it. Financial aid information is probably not on anyone's top ten list of bedtime reading material. It can be an intimidating and confusing topic. There are different types, different sources, and different formulas for evaluating your child's eligibility. Here are some of the basics to help you get started... These days, it's hard to … [Read More...]
Perfect Test Scores No Guarantee for College Admission
I ran across this article in the Austin American-Statesman. It's about a guy in Austin who had great grades and perfect test scores and still didn't get admitted into any of his preferred schools. (He also had over 400 volunteer hours. Wow!) Most students (and parents) assume a great score and good grades is all that is needed to get into a top notch … [Read More...]
What is Expected Family Contribution?
The Family Contribution is the amount you will be expected to contribute toward your student’s educational expenses during the academic year. It must be … [Read More...]
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