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With summer comes the end of school for students in not just North Carolina, but all over the nation. From each week on at this point, educators are saying goodbye to their students for the year and wrapping up their lessons.
However, as the lazy summer days approach and despite all of their achievements this year, students risk ‘summer learning loss,’ or losing much of what they’ve learned during the school year.
Compatibility with your college roommate is important. When I started college, I was matched up with someone who lived close to my hometown, but he also kept me up all night, every night, by talking to his girlfriend on the phone in our (very small, very cramped) dorm room. He also chewed tobacco, and his car never worked and so he was constantly asking to borrow mine. Needless to say, this was not an ideal match for me.
Here’s how to improve your odds of being compatible with your college roommate.
Have you considered hosting an exchange student? It opens up the world to your family and provides the chance of a lifetime for a young person from another country.
You may choose the country, gender, hobbies and interests of the student to provide the best possible match for your family.
At Biltmore Tutoring, we do lots of private tutoring and test prep. However, we have also had great success with our small group SAT and ACT test prep classes (in fact, some of our largest score increases came from class students, and especially ones who combined a class with a few private lessons to tune up with material that they needed a little one-on-one help with).
Biltmore Tutoring’s SAT and ACT test prep classes, which have just been announced for the Spring of 2018, are affordable, effective, and allow students to prepare for the exam in five weeks. These classes will prepare students for the tests which will take place during the second semester of the school year. All books, practice materials, access to all of our incredibly effective test prep strategies, master’s degree instruction, the use of our student response system, and two free practice tests are included!
Class dates are listed below.
Use pre-learning to start your student off with the confidence she needs to take on that rough schedule in the fall. Pre-learning is a way of being introduced to the course material over the summer. Imagine walking into class that first day and making that all-important great first impression with your teacher by showing that you are already prepared for the challenges of the course!