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If you’re taking one, two, or even three AP Exams in the next few weeks, chances are that you’ve scoured the internet for any and all tips and tricks on how to master the exam, especially in it’s new format.
That’s why the Cirkled In team jumped online and put together the top ideas from reliable sources, including College Board, featured guest-blogger Counselor Mary Pat, Compass Prep and more
If you’re reading this, you are most likely in the midst of applying, or preparing to apply, to colleges all across the country. One thing is for sure--no matter how prepared you are, it can still be a perplexing process for both students and parents. One point of confusion: early action vs. early decision.
Raise your hand if the 2020-21 back-to-school season is different than any other you’ve experienced before.
Here at Cirkled In, we’re so excited to welcome students into their senior year of high school. We know things are still very uncertain in a post COVID-world and school may be online school. But one thing is certain: You’ll be applying to colleges soon! Many students find the first step of college search process stressful. Don't worry, it can be easy and actually a fun activity!
Back when all "this" started in March, I doubt that most people thought we would still be dealing with Covid-19 going in August. But we are. In working with families on the college process, I always stress that I don't have a crystal ball that foresees where students will be admitted. I certainly wish I did.
By now you are probably in the final stages of planning for the upcoming school year which could be all virtual or a hybrid model. Either way, e-leaning will be the new norm that is complemented with Cirkled In as an e-Portfolio. Cirkled In is like "LinkedIn for students".
Wow. Summer is looking a lot different this year. How are your students and children holding up? With the country being in the middle of two crises--coronavirus and inequality--the first half of 2020 has brought many changes and conversations.
Self-driven aptly describes Cirkled In’s April 2020 “No Sweat” Scholarship winner Della Paloy. Her drive propelled her all the way to Kobe Japan where, as the winner of the Washington State Japanese Competition, she spent 10 days touring historical sites and immersing in the culture while living with a local family. She was determined to go to Japan, and she did!
Amid the crisis, the weeks are flying by. Students have little to no clarity about their education, parents are working from their kitchen tables and teachers are still searching for equitable ways to implement distance learning.
With the constant news cycle, tweets, and thought pieces surrounding the pandemic plaguing communities across the world, how do you find time to take a break and re-center yourself? This Friday, I’m taking the time to remind my friends and colleagues of the importance of stay aware but also finding the time to decompress and focus on the things that matter most to you.
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With SAT and ACT testing approaching, it can be a stressful time for parents and students. That’s why we’ve gathered 10 quick tips to help any student feel more confident while preparing for the big day.
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It’s undeniable—whether you’re a student or a professional, mentoring and being mentored comes along with many benefits.
Have you heard of social-emotional learning or SEL? If you search Google or Twitter for the topic, you’ll find a plethora of information, which can lead to confusion on what you actually need to know. We’ve gathered some of the top benefits of social-emotional learning and why, as a teen, you should be invested in the process.
Without question, college admissions news and scandals made more headlines than ever in 2019. From “Varsity Blues” to changes in the ACT/SAT status quo, the world of college admissions has forever been altered. Cirkled In has compiled a list of the top stories from 2019 and what we can look forward in the next decade.
