Why Volunteering Matters (and When It Doesn’t)

On most high school resumes, “Community Service” isn’t even a major heading. But, as we have said before, it should be. Rather than shoving volunteer work to the bottom of the page along with typing speed and hobbies, resumes that are used in college applications should highlight passionate commitment to the greater good. Colleges are

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Advanced Start Program: Building a Foundation for High School & College

One of the best gifts an academically gifted student can receive is the chance to fulfill his or her full intellectual potential. The material covered in high-level standardized tests is typically introduced in high school, but if a middle-school student demonstrates readiness, there’s no reason to wait. In fact, getting a head start on these

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Do You Need a Private College Counselor?

Short answer: Maybe. Here’s the main argument against using a private college counselor: Why should you pay for a service you could do yourself? Of course, by that logic, you’re one step away from growing your own crops. Not everyone wants to be—or even can be—a DIY college application family. Let’s be perfectly clear: high

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Developing a College Wish List

Writing down your goals makes you more likely to achieve them. The act of putting goals down on paper brings them to life in a way that keeping them in your mind never will. When it comes to your ideal college experience, you certainly want those dreams to become reality. It makes sense that you

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10 College Interview Tips

College interviews can be as important to college acceptance as a job interview is to landing a coveted position in the professional world. If a college offers an interview opportunity (either on-campus or with a local alumnus), you should definitely take advantage of it. Don’t be intimidated! It’s a positive sign of the college’s interest.

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Setting Goals — What Do You Want To Achieve?

Today’s students must have clearly-defined goals — things they hope to achieve and toward which they conscientiously work. But goals should not be confused with outcomes. That’s because goals often arise organically as an expression of an individual’s character, motivations, and values. Outcomes can further the attainment of goals, but goals are bigger than accomplishments.

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4 Tips for Test Anxiety

Test anxiety doesn’t have to be all bad. Despite butterflies in the stomach, clammy palms, and lightheadedness that the morning of a test can cause, a healthy amount of test anxiety can actually be motivating. People who have experienced test anxiety will go a long way to avoid that feeling again—including making time to get

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Ready to Enroll? Learn More About Our Five Campuses

A college education may be a prerequisite for a successful career, but a college education is no longer the exclusive responsibility of the university. College readiness now begins as soon as your children become K-12 students. Every step of your young scholar’s educational journey should help support good study habits and promote strong critical thinking

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9th-12th Grade Complete Program: Be ready for the upcoming year!

Tackling the trials and triumphs of high school, including preparing for college and the real world that comes after, is easier to handle when students know they have support. KD College Prep’s Complete Program consists of a multitude of lessons, seminars, and workshops designed to ensure that each and every student is prepared for the

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Application Deadlines are Looming:How to Stay Sane

The end of another year doesn’t only mean winter break and holiday celebrations with family. It also means college application deadlines are getting real. Most regular decision college applications fall somewhere between January 1 and February 1. Meaning high school seniors have probably got about 20 days or less to get all their materials together

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