Founder and President Mike Newcomer chimed in on this Reuters article about college admissions, legacies, and the evolution of test prep. U.S. college admissions scam shows coaches in smaller sports can be big players Gabriella Borter (Reuters) – The biggest U.S....
James Gregg, COO of Bulldog Tutors, gave an interview for Channel 3 News a few weeks ago on doing college admissions consulting “the right way”. Watch it here:
Mike Newcomer, Founder and President of Bulldog Tutors, gave an interview for New Haven Biz, featuring a shout-out from one of the area schools we work with. Read on to see what he (and the Guidance Staff at Hamden High School) had to say about the Bulldog Tutors...
Ever wonder what the Bulldog Tutors process looks like? We were featured in the Winter 2018 edition of Seasons Magazine of New Haven; come take an in-depth look at our high standards, goal-setting, and commitment to your success! Making the Grade Tutoring company...
Today’s blog post comes from Inside Higher Ed, a website dedicated to “serv[ing] the entire higher education ecosystem – individuals, institutions, corporations, and nonprofits – with the best editorial and marketing solutions in our space”. Written...
Fall is here, with it comes the beginning of college applications for seniors and test prep season for juniors. If you’re like most high school students, you may be wondering, “What’s the point of all of this standardized testing?” After all,...
This week’s blog post comes from psychcentral.com, one of the oldest independent psychology sites on the internet! Read on to see what John Grohol, Psy.D. has to say about study habits: — Effective study habits – studying smarter – can be...
College application season is in full swing, and you may have noticed that some of your schools have different deadlines and types of application. There’s regular decision, early action, single-choice early action, and early decision. Many guidance counselors...
Chalkboards, once a staple of the classroom, have long since fallen second to whiteboards. Whiteboards, in turn, were quickly replaced by SmartBoards. Students went from taking notes in spiral notebooks to typing up notes on laptops. Instead of turning in stapled...
Standardized testing is starting younger and younger. The ISEE and SSAT offer Elementary Level tests, for students entering 4th and 5th grade, which means our children are sometimes taking these tests before they reach double-digits. And standardized testing does not...
