By Kevin Organisciak. Educational product innovation is evolving at a rapid pace. Although not every innovation is a winner, the “test and learn” process is critical for those in Educational Services to embrace. For these reasons, we’ve created an incubator for companies to try out new products. Whether it is a “white-label,” “powered by,” […]
Read More »By Eileen Cunningham-Fiekes. The discovery phase of college planning is all about researching, exploring and even visiting to discover which colleges fit best with your personal wants and needs. Eileen Cunningham Feikens, director of college counseling at the Dwight-Englewood School in New Jersey, urges high school students to be savvy consumers. “The one area that […]
Read More »When should my student start focusing on test prep? This is a question that I get asked quite often – especially this time of year! As a test prep expert, I recommend starting prep the summer between Sophomore and Junior year of high school, with the goal of taking the ACT or SAT in the […]
Read More »By Matt Larriva, CEO, Powerful Prep. Recent studies have indicated that students with lower test scores than the broader applicant pool can gain admission to schools by taking advantage of certain anomalies in the process. While we’ve long recognized that colleges held different admissions standards for recruited athletes compared to the rest of their […]
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