Enemies of the People: The SAT and ACT
I was at a conference at New York University recently called “Life of the Mind.” Its purpose was to use classical and modern texts to
I was at a conference at New York University recently called “Life of the Mind.” Its purpose was to use classical and modern texts to
Choosing a college is not simple, but it doesn’t have to be that hard. Here at Summit Prep we are most focused on understanding who
In a prior post, I shared what I had learned about how to foster ambition (defined as the drive to excel and succeed). To achieve
There are three things families need for effective prep. Two are obvious. The third, not so much.
When we think of beauty, we may recall a painting, a landscape, architecture, or Super Bowl XLII. Most of us place Math low on that
Last week, the University of Chicago announced that they are becoming “test-optional.” In other words, they will allow but no longer require domestic applicants to
In every sphere of life, success and the attainment of excellence is impossible without the ambition to learn and to apply that knowledge. The will
Now that summer is here, it is time to kick back, relax, and never go to school, ever again. Well, definitely kick back and relax,
The ACT has announced that, starting in September, it will no longer allow students to self-pace themselves on the test with extended time. The time
