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Back-to-school season reminds me that the right ingredients—whether in lunchboxes or study sessions—make all the difference.

These past weeks, I’ve enjoyed walking with a student who is balancing faith, family, and a family business while preparing for the GMAT Focus Edition. Together, we are strengthening verbal, math, and data reasoning—and even more, building executive confidence one step at a time.

Parents and Grandparents: wisdom reminds us that just as the food plan nourishes the body, the study plan nourishes the mind. Both prepare the way for victory.

Let’s encourage this next generation to be truly best in class.

Why some parents are paying $500,000 for Ivy League admissions consulting

Why some families will pay $500,000 for Ivy League admissions consulting: 'It’s worth the investment' To get a leg up in the competitive world of college admissions, some families are spending half a million dollars or more on private consultants.

How therapy is complementing tutoring

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How will Americans respond to this alarming, systemic decline?

Do we believe we can return to preparedness?

How motivated are we to win again?

US high school seniors of 2022 had lowest average ACT score in more than three decades. But scores have for years been going down | CNN The US high school graduating class of 2022 had the lowest average ACT score in more than three decades, the organization behind the test said on Wednesday, noting the class also endured the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic for three academic years.

Elite Business Schools See Surge in Applications in Lousy Economy

Elite Business Schools See Surge in Applications in Lousy Economy The Top 20 U.S. MBA programs enjoy a 13% spike as applicants seek the degree’s advantages in a brutal job market. Can they keep it up?