“% Of” Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHOmBV4js_E Means to multiply the %/100 times the number. Key Idea: “% of” The phrase “% of” signals multiplication between the percent (as a decimal) and the number.To convert a percent to a decimal, divide it by 100. 📌 General Rule: percent/100×number 📝 Why this matters for the SAT: Many SAT problems… Continue reading “% Of” Explained
“Per” and “Ratio” Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHOmBV4js_E “Per” and “Ratio” means something divided by something. Miles per gallon is miles divided by gallons. Key Idea: “Per” When a problem uses “per,” it signals division.The quantity before “per” goes on the top, and the quantity after “per” goes on the bottom. General Rule: Quantity before “per”÷Quantity after “per” … Continue reading “Per” and “Ratio” Explained
“In Terms Of” Explained https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHOmBV4js_E The variables before the “in terms of” should be alone on one side of the equal sign. The variables after should end up on the other side of the equal side. Key Idea: When a problem says “in terms of,” it’s telling you which variable should be by itself (isolated)… Continue reading “In Terms Of” Explained
Navigating Financial Aid: Scholarships, Grants, and Loans Explained Getting ready for college is already a whirlwind, but add financial aid forms to the mix, and you’re in for a ride! Whether you’re a parent or a fresh-faced high school graduate, navigating scholarships, grants, and loans is like learning a new language — with a dash… Continue reading Navigating Financial Aid: Scholarships, Grants, and Loans Explained
5 CRUCIAL Foundational Reading Skills for the SAT/ACT that extend into your life There are a handful of reading and language skills that are foundational for success in SAT, ACT and in life. These skills not only enhance comprehension and retention but also foster critical thinking and aid people in powering through passages and the… Continue reading 5 CRUCIAL Foundational Reading Skills for the SAT/ACT that extend into your life.
College Admissions: Deferred vs Waitlist I remember back in grade school when I was getting into dating. It was not always easy to navigate because you never know what options people are weighing or how exactly they feel about you until the decision is made. Applying for college admissions is much like dating, it’s the… Continue reading College Admissions: Deferred vs Waitlist
How Homeschoolers Can Navigate College Admissions: A Guide for Parents https://youtu.be/XYmmOcpQaiU Hi everybody, I’m Demetrie with Inlighten Tutoring, and today, I want to shed some light on the college admissions process specifically for homeschooling students. As someone with brothers and sisters who’ve been homeschooled for years, I know firsthand that applying to college can feel… Continue reading How To Apply For College As A Homeschool Student
The Best Ways Homeschool Families Can Fund College: Scholarships, Savings Plans, and More Funding college as a homeschool family may seem challenging, but there are plenty of options available to make higher education affordable. Whether you’re new to homeschooling or have a high school student nearing college, it’s important to explore the best ways to… Continue reading The Best Ways Homeschool Families Can Fund College: Scholarships, Savings Plans, and More
How to Boost Your SAT Reading Score in 30 Days: Your Ultimate Guide So, you’ve got 30 days until the SAT, and you’re ready to raise that Reading score to help get into your dream college with a financial aid package that makes it all possible. Don’t panic—you’ve got this! With the right strategies, focus,… Continue reading How to Boost Your SAT Reading Score in 30 Days: Your Ultimate Guide
How to Improve Your SAT Score in 30 Days: A Step-by-Step Guide for High School Seniors Let’s face it—senior year is a whirlwind. Between college applications, classes, extracurriculars, and possibly a job, there’s a lot on your plate. And now, the SAT is looming. Whether you’re trying to boost your score for that dream school… Continue reading How to Improve Your SAT Score in 30 Days: A Step-by-Step Guide for High School Seniors
