Is 21 too old to start college?

Embracing a New Chapter: Starting College at 21 As we journey through life, it’s common to question the paths we take and the decisions we make. One frequently asked question among prospective college students is, “Is 21 too old to start college?” This concern is particularly relevant for individuals who may have faced challenges in […]

Is it okay if I drop out of med school?

Navigating the Tough Decision: Is It Time to Leave Medical School? Deciding to leave medical school can be an agonizing choice, especially when the journey has been filled with emotional turmoil. If you find yourself grappling with feelings of exhaustion, anxiety, and despair, you’re certainly not alone. After embarking on this challenging path 6.5 years […]

Does school district matter as much as it’s made out to be?

Do School Districts Really Matter? A Critical Perspective When it comes to education, the debate surrounding the impact of school districts often takes center stage. While many people believe that the quality of a school district is paramount in determining a child’s academic success, I have a differing viewpoint that I struggle to support with […]

When was American Education good?

A Reflection on the Golden Era of American Education Throughout history, American education has witnessed various phases of growth and transformation, sparking debates about when it was at its peak. Many argue that certain periods stand out as particularly exceptional. The post-World War II era, often referenced in discussions about educational excellence, marked a significant […]

What is the American equivalent of passing your A Levels?

Understanding the American Counterpart to A Levels: A Comprehensive Guide For students navigating the educational landscape, particularly those transitioning from the UK to the US system, an important question often arises: What is the American equivalent of passing your A Levels? In this blog post, we will explore the parallels between these two educational frameworks […]

Do children still learn about 1620/ the pilgrims in school?

The Pilgrims and 1620: Are Schools Still Teaching This Important Chapter in History? As someone who spent their formative years in New England, I always assumed that the story of the Pilgrims and the year 1620 was common knowledge. After all, it’s a pivotal moment in American history, right? Yet, I’ve recently noticed a surprising […]