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Tyler Sage

Tyler Sage holds an M.F.A. from the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and a B.A. from Williams College. His work has appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, The New England Review, and Electric Literature. A longtime educator, Tyler has taught writing and literature at both high school and college levels and is passionate about helping students express their authentic voice.

Aug 12
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High School Stress Management: Practical Tips for Teens to Thrive Academically and Emotionally

By Accommodations, ACT, AP Exams, College Admissions, High School, PSAT, SAT, Test Prep
Stress. You know the feeling. You’ve planned and prepped everything, yet you still get that sinking sensation that there’s too much to do and not enough time. Studying, practice, APs, exams, leadership roles, college essays – it feels like Tetris on hard mode, with tasks stacking up, and yet one more thing thrown your way…
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Jun 03
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How to Write a Strong Personal Statement

By College Admissions, High School, Independent School Admissions, ISEE, Middle School, SAT, Test Prep
The dreaded personal statement. One compelling document highlighting everything you stand for, lauding your rigorous academic and extracurricular load, while simultaneously exploring the unique gifts that make you exceptionally qualified for this specific school. How do you craft this effectively? How do you even begin to showcase your individuality – pitch your specific “brand” –…
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