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Avoid the Summer Slide

by Eric Lynne - Assistant Director It’s no secret, and it’s no…

Eric LynneJune 12, 2019

Admissions Application Common Application Eric Lynne

Personal Statements: Myths and Realities

By Eric Lynne When introducing students to the personal statement for college admissions, I like…

Eric LynneMay 15, 2019

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High Schoolers: Plan Out Your Summer

By Eric Lynne, Director of Essay Coaching at Galin Education With Spring…

Eric LynneMarch 13, 2019

Admissions Application Careers Employment Eric Lynne

High Schoolers: Compile Your Resume—Even If Not Applying to a Job

By Eric Lynne - Director of Essay Coaching On February 10 and 11,…

Eric LynneJanuary 30, 2019

Admission Application Eric Lynne Essay Essays

The Procrastinator’s Game Plan to College Essays

By Eric Lynne Think back to last spring. School would soon be out and…

Eric LynneNovember 28, 2018

Admissions Application Eric Lynne Undergraduate

Juniors: Do More of What You Love

By Eric Lynne - Assistant Director On the Common App—the most widely used…

Eric LynneOctober 24, 2018

Admission Admissions Application Eric Lynne Essay Preparing for College

50 Words or Less: Writing Short Essays for College Apps

By Eric Lynne Supplemental essays for college applications come in many shapes and…

Eric LynneSeptember 5, 2018

Admissions Application Eric Lynne Essays Tutoring

Bust Through Writer’s Block

by Eric Lynne – Assistant Director There is never a convenient time…

Eric LynneAugust 9, 2018

Admissions Application Common Application Eric Lynne Undergraduate

Supplemental Essays are Coming—Are You Ready?

by Eric Lynne, Assistant Director In addition to a standard personal statement essay,…

Eric LynneJuly 25, 2018

Coaching Eric Lynne Test Prep Time Management Tutoring

3 Ways to Manage Test Stress

by Eric Lynne - Assistant Director As you may have…

Eric LynneMay 23, 2018

Eric Lynne

Avoid the Summer Slide

Personal Statements: Myths and Realities

High Schoolers: Plan Out Your Summer

High Schoolers: Compile Your Resume—Even If Not Applying to a Job

The Procrastinator’s Game Plan to College Essays

Juniors: Do More of What You Love

50 Words or Less: Writing Short Essays for College Apps

Bust Through Writer’s Block

Supplemental Essays are Coming—Are You Ready?

3 Ways to Manage Test Stress

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