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February 3, 2025
Fun & Informative
Middle school is a critical time for self-discovery and future planning. At this stage, students are naturally curious and open to exploring their interests. While many are still unsure about what they want to be when they grow up, engaging them in fun activities that encourage career exploration can spark inspiration and set the foundation for future decision-making.
As a teacher, you can incorporate activities that blend creativity, exploration, and self-reflection to help students start identifying their passions and potential career paths. Here’s a guide to fun activities for middle school students designed to do just that.
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January 29, 2025
College, Career and Life Readiness
When you think of successful college graduates, Ivy League schools like Harvard or Yale might come to mind. But according to recent data, the college with the richest graduates isn’t an Ivy League school, it’s Harvey Mudd College, a small institution known for its focus on STEM fields. This surprising finding shows that when it comes to financial success after graduation, the college you choose and the career paths it prepares you for matter as much, if not more, than brand-name prestige.
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January 23, 2025
College, Career and Life Readiness
As a parent, you’ve likely heard your child ask, “Is my GPA good enough for college?” The GPA (Grade Point Average) has historically been one of the most central metrics colleges and universities use to evaluate students. But in today’s environment, the college and university’s holistic admissions process is changing, which begs the question, How important is the GPA?
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January 21, 2025
Trending Topics
When it comes to preparing your child for college admissions, academics are only part of the equation. Admissions officers also look closely at extracurricular activities to understand who your child is beyond grades and test scores. But with so many options, it can be hard to know which activities truly stand out.
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January 17, 2025
Top Tips
The PSAT is a milestone for many high school students, serving as both a practice for the SAT and a qualifier for the National Merit Scholarship Program. But now that the test is behind you, the question is: What’s next? How do you build on the momentum and turn your PSAT test prep into a strategy for success?
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the next phase of your academic journey and make the most of the experience.
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