| $50 Credit for you AND your friend |
If you refer a friend...
and that family signs up for a SAT/PSAT study group or a series of 7 private lessons (which could include the new writing course listed below),
you both get a
DISCOUNT COUPON for $50!
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New College Preview Writing Course!
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 Individual Dimensions in Learning is offering a series of private writing lessons designed for the student who is about to enter college.
Following a diagnostic essay, lessons will cover writing techniques to impress your first year writing professor with your very first paper. Tuition for all 7 sessions will be $490. Call us! 954-565-8982. |
Autumn I SAT/PSAT Prep Starts August 6!
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 Sign up for an Autumn SAT/PSAT Prep!
Autumn I, II, and III are open! Sat Prep Autumn I begins on August 6, Autumn II on August 11, and Autumn III on August 20. For rising Juniors: consider our PSAT Merit Program beginning on August 8 to increase your chances of becoming a National merit Finalist or Semi-Finalist. Check out our Programs page...we are here to support you.
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Virtual School!
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 Students involved with virtual school are growing in number.
We can assist with classes taken on-line whether they are in place of summer school classes or for educational enrichment.
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Fewer Required Subject Tests!
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 The New Subject-Test Math: 2=3
The nation's most selective universities have long required three SAT subject tests. But with the introduction of writing sections on the SAT and ACT in 2005, colleges have been gradually reducing the subject-test requirement.
This admissions cycle, Harvard has jumped on the two-test bandwagon, and Georgetown is "strongly" recommending three instead of requiring them. ....The writing test has been found to be a good indicator of future academic success, says Jeff A. Neal, a Harvard spokesman... Janet Tapelye, dean of admission at Princeton, which dropped the three-test requirement last year, cites an additional reason: accessibility. Studies have shown that students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are less likely to take three subject tests. And, of course, no one says you can't do three. Reprinted from the New York Times: |
