Chocolate or vanilla? As the chair of Cornell University’s admissions committee, I interviewed hundreds of high school students applying to Cornell. One of my favourite things was watching students’ reactions to when I simply asked them chocolate or vanilla?
I still remember a time when I was in Grade 10 at St. George’s School. One of our school counselors made a comment that has stuck with me ever since. He said that the world is run by B+ students.
No doubt the start of 2014 has come with a number of New Year’s resolutions. Well how about this New Year’s resolution: gain admission to your dream school. The road to getting into the school of your choice starts with proper planning far in advance. And what better way to plan than with the help of an admissions consultant.
Standardized tests are the reality for most students applying to American universities or private schools. These tests are the bane of most students’ existence. As you prepare your family for any of the common standardized tests, here are the top three things you need to know:
The first 15 years of your life determine the next 50 years. Success comes down to the right preparation be it for school, university, career, or life. Parents know a child’s formative years have a significant influence on his or her development. But it goes further than that.