SSA students will meet a variety teachers and students from diverse backgrounds. Here’s how SSA broadens the minds of its students!
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We know our students well so we know how to best help them. At SSA, we know our students’ strengths and where they need guidance so that we can help them where they need it!
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Here’s how we make sure that our curriculum is the best it can be to help you get the best score you can!
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It’s important to learn from your mistakes! Here’s how SSA allows students to turn errors into success!
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At SSA, we don’t just teach students tricks and tools, we show them how to use them! Here’s how.
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One of the best ways to promote retention is constantly reviewing and revisiting what’s been taught. Here’s how we incorporate that into our program!
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One of the most important components of a strong college application is your letter of recommendation from your teachers!
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How should you study for the SAT? What’s a good score? Here, we answer these questions and more!
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Learn about the best job opportunities that can provide you with some extra cash as well as give you a boost on your college applications.
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College is expensive and students rely on scholarships, grants, financial aid, and loans from their university or the state. The majority of students are not afforded the luxury of having college savings accounts set up by their parents.
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So you’ve gotten in – and to more than one college! Congratulations! The toughest part (the application process) is over, and now the fun part starts. But this decision can often feel just as stressful. So how do you decide?
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Advanced Placement classes offered by the College Board strike fear into the hearts of many students. These classes can be intimidating because they often require a significant amount of effort and have a big test in the middle of the spring semester. AP classes can play a large role in college admissions, which incentivizes students’ enrollment, even if they don’t feel ready for college-level coursework. So how do you know if it’s worth it? Here are some things to consider.
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It can be challenging to settle into the routine of higher education. Fortunately, old habits and new distractions don't have to prevent you from earning your degree. Implementing effective study habits will help you stay organized and allow you to develop into a capable, disciplined college student.
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When looking at colleges, you’re probably receiving information constantly. Colleges from all over might be recruiting you all while you’re still in high school. So what kind of college are you picturing yourself at? What even is a liberal arts college? And should you be focusing on those?
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Navigating the college application process in 2024 is like exploring uncharted waters. Let’s take a look at the complexities of financial aid, managing debt, and the importance of strategic preparation for a successful college journey.
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How do colleges want you to spend your summers? Here’s what you can do over the breaks to stand out in your applications!
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To alleviate some of the additional costs when applying for college admissions, fee waivers are available. There are different types of fee waivers that students are eligible for and are accessible for applicants whose college applications place financial distress on their families.
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The primary difference between public and private institutions in the United States is how much funding they receive and where their funding comes from. Public colleges receive funding from the federal or state government and are considered a more affordable option for students.
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Want to get off the waitlist? These six proactive tips massively increase your chances of getting OFF the waitlist and getting admitted to your dream college.
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On a college waitlist? Writing an essay will demonstrate your interest in the school and get you accepted! Here is a template/formula you can use to write that essay!
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