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How to get the most out of a campus visit

Although applying to college may be stressful, a lot of fun things come with it, including visiting college campuses. You can surf the web as much as you want, but the only way to truly get a feel for a school is a campus visit. Visiting a school can be a great way to...

JHU Bids Farewell to Legacy Admissions

What are legacy admissions?  Legacy admissions refer to preferential treatment given by a university to certain applicants because of their familial ties to an alumni of that institution.  At some selective colleges, including Harvard University, University of...

Surprising Changes to College Admissions

Recent changes made at the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) conference could have some serious implications for those applying to college, especially those who plan to apply early decision.  In the past, applicants who applied early...

Update on the Celebrity College Scandal

 The celebrity college admissions scandal, increasingly publicized and present in the news, is deeply upsetting to many—especially those who work honestly as educators to help students improve and develop as learners. Last week we got a bit of an update when the...
Tackling the Grammar Section

Tackling the Grammar Section

Streamline tutors train their students to look behind the question at the conceptual framework. This perspective is one of the core strengths that leads to successful strategy development and a confident approach to testing.

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Too Late to Apply for Accommodations on the SAT and ACT?

Too Late to Apply for Accommodations on the SAT and ACT?

In many cases, parents don’t even realize their students have a learning difficulty. They might just assume their student is a “poor test-taker,” without realizing there’s a legitimate reason why. Learning difficulties can be hard to detect, especially when high levels of intelligence mask underlying struggles with attention or processing.

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