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Can You Still Attend a Top 20 School if You Only Homeschool?

Can You Still Attend a Top 20 School if You Only Homeschool?

David O’Neill Blog, U.S., Uncategorized

Homeschooled students existed before the Covid-19 pandemic. Now that the Covid-19 pandemic has struck, the rate of homeschooling has significantly increased. Many people wonder if you can still attend a top 20 school if you only homeschool. Yes, the answer is yes. Homeschooling is similar to school curriculums in that it refers to education that occurs outside of the public or private school system. It is critical for both students and parents to understand the purpose of homeschooling – it is different from virtual or online learning, and it is…

Huge Hints for Students To Select the Best High School

Huge Hints for Students To Select the Best High School

Joshua Gallagher Blog

High school is probably the most important step before going to college, with 100% of report cards, extracurricular activities, and teacher evaluations directly influencing college admissions. So many parents are extremely concerned with what they can do best for their children. Students can attend public, charter, magnet, virtual, or private schools. Public schools are those that receive funding from the local, state, and federal governments; they are required to admit all students who live within their district’s boundaries. Counselors are unable to take control of students’ entire roadmap because public…

How the Recession Affected Economics and College Majors

How the Recession Affected Economics and College Majors

Madison O’Brien U.S., Uncategorized

An old problem has reappeared in the United States. China, who imported 8.79 million barrels of crude per day in July, up from a four-year low in June but still 9.5% less than the previous year. This is a concern because the US oil price has risen as much as China’s, and oil demand for 2022 is expected to rise by 1.8 million barrels per day year on year to 99.7 million barrels per day, just short of pre-pandemic highs. Brent crude futures were up 81 cents to $95.73 per…

The Growing Popularity of Online High Schools and How To Choose One

The Growing Popularity of Online High Schools and How To Choose One

Lauren Robinson U.S., Uncategorized

As Covid-19 hits the education institutions hard, many are turning virtual — virtual online classes are now on the rise, as many people are paying attention to virtual classes, even with receiving diplomas through online schools, with the benefits of enjoying more flexible schedules as well as the benefit of choosing the learning environments. Online learning allows students to work at their own pace and eliminates social distractions. According to National Society of High School Scholars, online schools would help students with time management and independence skills in general. These…

Colleges Are Now Adjusting Their Tuition and Fees to Account For Inflation as a Result of the COVID-19 Effect.

Colleges Are Now Adjusting Their Tuition and Fees to Account For Inflation as a Result of the COVID-19 Effect.

Madison O’Brien U.S., Uncategorized

Historical Inflation Rates in the United States Since the end of the gold standard in 1973, the US economy has experienced consistent inflation with occasional spikes. The most recent increase is the one we are currently witnessing in 2022. To combat the recession caused by COVID-19, the US government has provided a series of subsidies, resulting in unprecedented inflation in modern US history. Natural resource prices are rising daily, exacerbated by the Russo-Ukrainian war in early 2022, and inflation is now projected to be 8.6 percent in May and 9.1…