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You Don’t Have to Start A Non-Profit: 8 Ways to Stand Out On A College Application

We live in a world where students have to ask to go to the bathroom but are also expected to be well-rounded in all subjects. Colleges just will not accept a C here or a B-minus there, which leads us to wonder:

How to Study for AP® Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

The AP® Physics C Electricity and Magnetism exam is the second exam in the AP® Physics C series. In all likelihood, if you are looking to begin studying for this exam, you have previously studied for and taken the AP® Physics C Mechanics exam. You will find that the proper way to study for this exam, outlined below, is very similar to the proper way to study for the Mechanics exam, as the formats are almost exactly the same.

11 AP® English Language Test Taking Strategies

The AP® English Language exam contains three essays and a multiple choice section. While some would say that it is impossible to prepare completely for this exam, there are easy to implement strategies that can raise your score. Listed below are eleven valuable test taking strategies for both the essays and the multiple choice questions.

AP® Art History Redesign: What You Need to Know

Choosing which AP® classes to take can be a pretty stressful decision. The last thing you need to be worried about is trying to understand all of the changes to the redesigned AP® Art History course. Let us worry about that for you. Here is everything you need to know for the newly structured AP® Art History course.

Why Northwestern College Essay Example 2 – Northwestern Supplement

This is a college essay submitted by a student who graduated from Northwestern University in June 2015. Hopefully from reading this essay, you will be able to gain a better idea of what Northwestern University is looking for when answering the question, “Why Northwestern”. As you read this Why Northwestern college essay example, think about what you know about the school that really makes it resonate with you. This student was a Quest Bridge scholar at Northwestern.

AP® US History Multiple Choice Strategies

Are you gearing up to take the AP® US History exam? We have all the tools you need to master the APUSH multiple choice portion, from preparation to performance. The multiple choice segment of the APUSH exam is the first portion you will complete. It is 55 minutes long, and contains 55 questions. Having only a minute per question seems difficult, but with the right preparation, you’ll be on your way to a 5 in no time.

The Ultimate AP® Spanish Language Grammar Review Guide

So here’s the thing: the AP® Spanish Language exam won’t be asking you grammar questions specifically, but graders will be watching your every grammatical move. But have no fear; we have all the tips you need to review the basics, and even the trickiest concepts. These aren’t all the topics in the Spanish language, but they are the most common on the exam; with these tools in hand, you’ll be well on your way to a 5 in May.

Let’s start with the basics: Verb Tenses

Present Tense

Take the infinitive form of a verb, chop off the last two letters, and add a new ending. It’s that simple!

-AR verb endings	-ER / -IR verb endings
-o -amos	-o -emos
-as -áis	-es -éis
-a -an	-e -en

Here’s a simple example: the verb hablar.

yo hablo

tú hablas

él/ella/Ud. habla

nosotros hablamos

vosotros habláis

ellos/ellas/Uds. hablan

Now let’s go to the hard part:

Why UPenn College Essay Example 2 – Penn Supplement

My mother gave up a long time ago on the row of bottles occupying a sacred place atop my dresser. “They’re not trash,” I explained, ad nauseum until the message got through. “They’re art.”

Understanding Calvinism with TULIP: AP® European History Review

Calvinism was one of the most groundbreaking movements of the reformation, and is a crucial part of European History. This long-standing religious movement was founded by the theologian and preacher John Calvin. His beliefs, associated with the denomination of Calvinism, are summed up by the acronym TULIP, or sometimes seen just Tulip. As an AP® Euro student, you need to be prepared to answer either a free response or multiple-choice question about the Calvinistic Tulip, and this guide will help you do so.

How to Write a New AP® US History DBQ

The dreaded AP® US History Document Based Question. For years it has struck fear in the hearts of many, turned boys into men and rookie students into old, weathered veterans. Rumor has it that little Jimmy Walker once took the AP® US History exam and when he got to the DBQ section, proceeded to spontaneously combust. Okay, so maybe that is a little dramatic.