Do my children need to play an instrument? Do my children need to play a sport? Do my children need to have a lot of community service? Need? To gain admission to “college”, no. But to gain admission to competitive colleges, then some combination of the above or depth in one area will be helpful […]
Read MoreThe Seminars: 1.) The Saturday – in person – seminar – Old Saybrook $595 9-12 am starting July 10 ending August 21 (the week before the August SAT) 2.) The Sunday – virtual -seminar, $295 10-11:30 am, starting July 11 ending August 22 3.) Any combination of the two (then […]
Read MoreWe will be having a crash course for the SAT. Designed for those taking the May test. The weekends of April 24 and May 1. Contact info@learningconsultantsgroup.com for more details.
Read MoreIt has always been the case that college admissions officials downplayed the use of SATs (and ACTs). Some reasons were entirely legitimate: many colleges publish their SAT ranges – 25-75% – which means that 24% score lower than that range And some are not: college admissions officials are also recruiters for the college. The […]
Read MoreSchedule: https://www.tutoringandtestmastery.com/test-prep-classes/ Test Prep Classes – The Learning Consultants Master test prep teacher Daryl Capuano will present the test prep best practice techniques, motivational lectures and interactive problem sets that made The Learning Consultants the best test prep company in Connecticut. www.tutoringandtestmastery.com Use the link above and scroll down to Pay For Seminars Any questions? […]
Read MoreBelow is the link to the full set of options, followed by detail related to the first option. https://www.tutoringandtestmastery.com/test-prep-classes/ Test Prep Classes – The Learning Consultants The Learning Consultants is an elite tutoring and test prep service that offers the very best SAT and ACT prep classes in Connecticut. www.tutoringandtestmastery.com Winter SAT Mastery Seminars Option […]
Read MoreWhen I hear students say “I’m not a good test-taker”, I cringe. Unrelated to the SATs-ACTs, high stakes tests – such as finals – become a bigger part of one’s academic career as students move into the latter stages of high school. In college, mid-terms and finals – high stakes tests – become an even […]
Read More“Yes, we know.” So said an admissions official from an elite college on a podcast related to admissions during Covid. The question was: ” are you aware of grade inflation, particularly when cheating has become so rampant in online school?” The official followed up by noting that “in the past, standardized tests have been one […]
Read MoreCollege admissions officials, at least those from competitive colleges, are having great difficulty choosing whom to admit among the vast number of qualified candidates. While getting top grades is always critical for college admissions, school officials have told me that they have a difficult time deciphering whether a student with a A- average from […]
Read MoreRyan’s mother had called when signing up for SAT class. She had the exasperated voice that I know so well: caring parents who had tried for many years to inspire their child to work harder. Ryan was a tough case. He didn’t listen to either his parents or his teachers. He had struggled through the […]
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