My daughter has been homeschooled for the last two years of high school and was accepted to Harvard, Yale and Princeton! It ‘is currently at Harvard and is thriving!

Here are some tips that I used to help you achieve great success!

Took through Latin AP Latin. It has done wonders for his vocabulary, which has helped her ace in the reading comprehension section of the SAT exam. I promised her that he could study in any other language, once finished with the Latin and that he had collected more easily when it did.

Your GPA will be for all practical purposes be disregarded by admissions. It ‘s too hard for admission to the college to ensure that the examinations were proctored, not timed and open book. Know this and realize that SAT scores will be weighted more heavily. You need to ace the SAT or ACT exam.

Follow AP courses. The standardized, timed and proctored testing for AP courses will demonstrate that the material burned and can make it difficult, college-level work. You want to get 5 on your AP exam so make sure you leave time to take several practice exams! Princeton Review is usually the same level of difficulty as the actual exam, and Barron’s practice tests are usually more difficult. Barron are great for when you have finished exams and College Board exams Princeton Review for students who aim to perfect score! Read the rest of this entry »