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Amara Leggett: A Young Legend

From teen blogger to entrepreneur, Amara Leggett has built a brand around accomplishing success at an early age.

6 Ways to Find the Best College Consultant in Your Locality

Here are all the tips to help you find the best college consultant in your locality.

Homeschooling Teens: What Parents Should Know

If you want to continue teaching your kids at home through high school, then use these tips as a personal guideline for homeschooling teens.

4 Tips for Transitioning From Homeschool to College

Homeschool to college is a leap that will stretch you academically and emotionally, but with planning and perseverance, it’s one you will bound in an easy stride.

5 Tips for Protecting Your Homeschool Tech

Protecting your homeschooler’s technology involves mentoring, monitoring, employing antivirus software, using a VPN, and surge protection.

University HQ Resources for New College Students

University Headquarters (UniversityHQ) is a comprehensive online resource helping students navigate the higher education process to find the school that fits their needs.

Homeschoolers vs. the Government in God’s Not Dead: We the People

“God’s Not Dead: We the People” parallels recent news headlines regarding freedom of speech, religious liberties, and the right of parents to oversee their children’s education.

CNA Scholarship Offered By CNA Classes Near Me

A scholarship for those looking to enroll in a Certified Nursing Assistant training program. The CNA scholarship deadline is August 21.

Why Critical Thinking Matters: 6 Benefits

Critical thinking is an important skill that promotes curiosity, increases creativity, strengthens problem solving capacity, fosters multifaceted learning, promotes independence, and more.

Going Green: How to Be a Sustainable Student

Going green is a win-win for students – being a sustainable student will not only help the planet, but it can improve your own life as well!

Students Ashamed to be American are Clueless About America

College students who can’t answer simple questions about American history talk about how ungrateful they are to be American!

Artsy Bucket Scholarship for Photography Enthusiasts

The Artsy Bucket scholarship topic is: “Communicating through photography the concept of freedom related to our lives.”

Six Habits of Successful Students That Could Help With SAT Preparation

Students can boost their chances of passing the SAT exams by honing these six habits.

The Derm Review Scholarship

The Derm Review Scholarship will help pay for your education and training in your chosen field.

The Princeton Review’s “Best Value Colleges 2021”

The #1 public and the #1 private colleges offering the best Return on Investment and some amazing stats about these schools.

How Online Schooling Can Prepare Students for a Successful Career

The skills that you learn through online schooling will likely be a key factor in your future success.

BrainPOP Exposed for Pushing Leftist Ideologies

Jonathan Koeppel, a teacher, has exposed BrainPOP, a popular online teaching tool for children, as pushing leftist ideologies like Critical Race Theory.

The SQ3R Method of Learning

As students master the SQ3R study method, they develop the skills to learn any subject.

Princeton Review’s 2021 “College Hopes & Worries” Survey Report

The Princeton Review’s 2021 College Hopes & Worries Survey Reports on 14,000 Respondents’ Dream Schools, Admission Concerns, and Application Challenges During COVID.