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College Admission Guide as per My Personal Experiences

Getting admission into college Being admitted into a good college is easier said than done. Hundreds of Thousands of students go through this painful procedure as a means to further their education in hopes of getting a better life but the process is not as easy. Lucky for you, I will outline the Best Practices I used when I applied to join Boston University! Admission Consultancy and why it’s Important Admission Consultancies are really handy and have actually helped me a lot. With over 5 million students applying all over the world, the competition is really at its peak.  To insure you get accepted into your preferred institution, these agencies are here to provide you with insight on how you should go about the application process and as an added bonus, give you tips to make sure your application stands out from the generic content. Admission counseling played a big role in my quest to get accepted into one of the Best Universities in the US! High School Prerequisites Taki...

A 3 Step Writing Guide for English Learners

Is English not your first language? Then maybe you’re intimidated by writing in English. Maybe you feel that writing in English at a native level is a bar you can never reach… WRONG! Whether it’s writing a gripping application to college, or to prepare for the IELTS writing section, mastery of English writing IS within your grasp. Better, even! If you follow these tips, you’ll write at a higher level than most native speakers, many of whom never fully learn how to use their birth-given language! Tip #1: Avoid writing polysyllabic if you’re not actually familiar with them There’s an error in the grammar of that tip! Can you spot it? “Polysyllabic” – though it IS a word in the English dictionary – isn’t an adverb or noun! It’s an adjective. The correct sentence would be “Avoid using polysyllabic words if you’re not actually familiar with them.” This can be a problem for ESL learners looking to improve their IELTS writing score, or for anyone looking to write better in English. Rather tha...

Pros & Cons of Online Tutoring Services

What is Online Tutoring? Online tutoring is a flexible and effective solution to learn from anywhere and anytime. Online tutoring services were in trend however it has got a boom since the COVID-19 pandemic. Pros of Online Tutoring Convenient - learn from anywhere at any time at your comfort and pace Emergency Learning - immediate help in emergency situations More Tutors - choose from the best tutors Time & Energy Saving - no need to commute, save time and energy always Safe to Learn - as you need not go outside Easy to access - with basic computer skills you can learn online Flexible - continue learning with your ongoing work Connections - connect with more learners like you Personal Touch - although it is online, live tutoring is just like face-to-face tutoring Hesitation-free - raise questions and queries without hesitation Online Notes - no need to create your notes, you will be given PDF and Presentation files, still, you can make your own that’s a good habit Feedback - rate y...