by info | May 2, 2024 | College Counseling/Tips
Have you had your heart set on attending an Ivy League university? Are you still undecided about where you want to apply next fall? The Tenney School’s career counselors can help you consider potential career paths that fit you. We can help you understand the steps...
by Michael Johnson | Mar 14, 2024 | College Counseling/Tips, Education, Parent Tips, Tutoring
With the advancement of technology, the realm of education is continuously evolving, paving the way for more effective and dynamic learning approaches. Among these innovative methods, online tutoring has emerged as a popular choice, especially for challenging subjects...
by Michael Johnson | Sep 28, 2023 | College Counseling/Tips, Education, School Tips
While most students focus on internship experience during their college years, beginning in high school makes you stand out! Not only is it a great way to begin exploring career interests and opportunities, but it will also help you with your college applications. So...
by Michael Johnson | Sep 21, 2023 | College Counseling/Tips, Education, School Tips
For many high schoolers, college applications seem stressful. It is a student’s chance to stand out from the competition when applying to a university. Depending on how the application is completed, it will even determine admittance or not. I am going to discuss...
by Michael Johnson | Aug 24, 2023 | College Counseling/Tips, Education, Parent Tips, School Tips, Tutoring
Can You Attend High School Again? So you may have dropped out of high school and are now asking yourself: can you go back to high school after dropping out? The answer is yes! There is a catch for those of you looking to go back to school in person though. States vary...
by Michael Johnson | Jul 14, 2023 | College Counseling/Tips, School Tips
Graduating from high school is a huge milestone in every student’s life. Leaving those familiar school doors for the last time presents feelings of happiness as well as anxiety when looking forward to navigating the next chapter: the transition to college. This...
