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Juniors are busy working on developing their college list. How are you deciding what goes on that list and what stays out?
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SAFETY, TARGET AND REACH: What Metrics are You Using to Build Your College List? — Axios Tutoring Colleges have moved on from the traditional metrics of Safety, Reach and Target. So, if the evaluation criteria at the colleges have shifted, shouldn’t your criteria behind creating the college list be updated as well?

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May 1st was National Acceptance Day. Class of 2023 has sent in their college acceptances and graduation planning is in full swing.
Our students were accepted to some of the best schools in the country as well as being courted with academic/ athletic scholarships. Many of them received top awards and scholarships. Last total $500k and counting.

Here are some of the final choices for our students:

It is the last mile that is always the toughest climb. Way to go Ryan...you achieved your score goal!

Composite 34:
Math 32
Science 36
Reading 34
English 33

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I personally love working on college essays because there are so many different directions you can take them. This writing is intimate, creative, introspective and forward looking. There is no singular right way to do it but there are certainly somethings that are a big NO.

Our next Town Hall discusses many aspects of college essay writing.

• Different Types/ Style: Statements, short responses, personal essays etc.
• Topics: Good vs. inadequate topics.
• Prompts: Selecting prompts before versus after writing
• Timeline: When to get started
• Challenges: What to do if your student does not know where to begin

March 22, 2023 - Join us for an interactive discussion on college essays.
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Upcoming Classes — Axios Tutoring Upcoming Classes & SeminarsACT Classes | SAT Classes | MAAP Workshop | College Application Classes | College Essay Workshops | Town Halls: Informational Sessions/ Seminars Upcoming ACT ClassesLed by our instructors, this class focuses on building skills and techniques. Sessions are dynamic and inter...

Join me and fellow educators in this conversation. This is a topic very close to our heart and something we strongly believe in. Self awareness is a stepping stone to developing a growth mindset.

Register for the webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4wZM21hdRoaqWcBEbS8c0A

Town Hall - March 23rd, 6pm

Anatomy of a College Essay

College Essays are not standalone writing pieces on a college application. Applications typically have multiple writing prompts that pull together different aspects of students‘ academic and personal lives. The writings should set what we call the “overarching theme” of each application. https://www.axiostutoring.com/upcoming-classes -Halls

A mom of a senior called us this morning, frantically looking for SAT Math help for the March test.

WHY? Because she is applying to schools in Florida and test scores are not optional. She NEEDS them. Her admission is on hold, contingent upon March SAT test scores.

How often have you heard lately that you don’t need to take the SATs or ACTs because submitting test scores is OPTIONAL.

While the statement is mostly true keep in mind requirements vary greatly from one school to another.

Don’t let blanket statements leave you scrambling. Enter the college admission season with all components of your application ready to go.

You can then choose whether you need to send the scores to a college or hold them back.

An Evening with M.A.A.P (Managing, Agency & Anxiety Plan)

Grab your dinner and join the conversation on Jan 18th at Panera Bread.

Nichola Moretti will be discussing 5 Key Strategies that can help you support your student AND bring some sanity to your life.

Co-sponsored by Beyond Bedtime Books.