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We’re excited to announce that the Vocabulary Builder Workbook has officially been released on Amazon! Whether you need to learn these words for a test, hope to improve your writing, or simply become a sharper thinker, this book is here to help with 1,400 important words (and much more)!
Over the years, I’ve taught vocabulary to many students. These words have been spread across the Internet and aren’t so easy to find. For the first time, I’ve collected many of these words (and some new ones!) in one easy to access place: the Vocabulary Builder Workbook. Read on to learn more!
This post is a contribution from our friends at Admit.me. I was recently asked about community college versus traditional graduate school in terms of career advancement and I thought I would share with you some of my thoughts. Keep in mind, this is not an assessment of community college degrees versus a traditional bachelor’s degree […]
Essay questions dealing with failure, risk, mistakes, and difficult interactions or conflict often cause applicants to cringe, squirm, and bite their nails. After all, like all of our clients, you want to show yourself succeeding and conquering the world in your essays and personal statements, not falling down. But there’s a reason why these questions […]
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Over the years, I’ve helped many students get accepted into Physician Assistant (PA) Programs across the country. To apply to PA programs, you will use the Central Application Service for Physician Assistants (CASPA). To help you send in an application that effectively presents your qualifications, I’m including five tips below to ensure that you, too, […]
Studying for the GRE in one month takes a lot of organization and a good study plan. This redesigned GRE study schedule will tell you exactly what to do every day in the 30 days leading up to your exam.
Many applications now have a question, sometimes optional, encouraging people with minority backgrounds, unusual educational histories, or unusual family histories to write about their background. How Are YOU Diverse? First the easy answer: If you are an immigrant to the US, the child of immigrants, or someone whose ethnicity is considered a minority in the […]
In this post we’ll be discussing everything you need to know to take the GRE in Nigeria, including information on testing centers, registration, and fees.
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