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Many of you are aware that this has been in the works for some time, but Biltmore Tutoring just completed making the move to Gerber Village in South Asheville (exactly one mile south of our previous location in the Wilcox Travel Center). We will open in that location on January 2, 2018.
Our new address is 10 Crispin Court, Suite D-201. You will find all of the same administrative staff and all of your student’s favorite tutors in the new Gerber Village location.
Follow as many of these test-taking tips as you can, and you will greatly improve your ability to remain calm, collected, and focused during the test. Here’s what you should do before and during the test to manage your stress level and to ensure you’ll achieve the best score possible.
Getting an education is your top priority in college. So how can you sort out what kind of academic experience you want to have?
Whether or not you know what you want to study, you will do better in college if you find the “best college fit.” Here are some things to think about.
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.