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The most magical looking school library 🤩🌈 📖 Photo unknown

A little Monday motivation from yours truly, Ryan Gosling 😍

Bad days don’t undo the progress you’ve made ❤️

Love this by ♥️ We just moved our youngest, , into college and I was so emotional… 🥹

College students, remember that your parents are also entering a new chapter of their lives, so be patient with them as you both ease into this way of life.

The newest episode is your cheat sheet for navigating college. Listen NOW on any streaming platform, 🎧 “8 Things I Wish I Knew In College.”

You are beyond capable 💫 Here’s to the 2024-2025 school year! 🫶🏼

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You never know where your interests will take you! ✨

Kristen Faulkner ended a 40-year-drought for the U.S. in the Paris Olympics — in a sport she picked up for fun six years ago.

On Sunday, the 31-year-old became the first American rider to win gold in the women’s road race since Connie Carpenter did so in the 1984 Los Angeles games.

Faulkner grew up hiking and rowing in Homer, Alaska, a small city on the Kenai Peninsula, and joined the women’s crew team at Harvard University, where she graduated in 2016. She didn’t start competitive cycling until 2017 when she moved to New York to work as a venture capitalist. Via

The ACT is about to get an upgrade! 🤩 It will now be called the Enhanced ACT exam. The eACT will be launched in April of 2025 and here are 9 things you need to know!

Hope your day is as warm, incredible and sunny as you are ☀️🙌

Our student finally solved the puzzle! Although the puzzle looks easy to solve, it’s really hard to do. Way to go! 🧩🎉

Monday reminder 📌 You deserve all of the things that you’re dreaming about! ✨💯

Age is nothing but a number! 🎉At the remarkable age of 105, Virginia “Ginnie” Hislop achieved a milestone by earning her master’s degree from Stanford Graduate School of Education, fulfilling a journey she began 80 years earlier.

Ginnie had completed her coursework back in the 1940s, but her academic aspirations were put on hold by the outbreak of World War II.

During the war, Ginnie’s plans took an unexpected turn when she decided to marry her boyfriend, George, who was drafted into military service.

She then dedicated herself to the war effort and to raising a family, putting her educational goals aside.

However, Ginnie never lost sight of her dream to complete her master’s degree.

In a fortunate turn of events, Stanford University recently decided to drop its thesis requirement, which provided Ginnie with the opportunity she needed to finally complete her degree.

She officially graduated on June 16, 2024, an inspiring testament to her persistence and dedication.

Ginnie’s extraordinary life story and educational achievement serve as a powerful reminder that it’s never too late to pursue your dreams, regardless of the obstacles that may appear in your path.

(Image credits: Charles Russo/Stanford University)

The words you speak to yourself matter 💬

I spy our Director Randee at the event! 👀 What a spectacular two days celebrating the positive impact we each have on our students lives! 💙

A little reminder ✨

A behind-the-scenes English lesson with our tutor Christian! 💭

We hope everyone had a safe and joyous Memorial Day weekend! We are thankful to those who served so that we can celebrate. ❤️💙🇺🇸

It’s important to give yourself credit for the steps you’ve taken to accomplish your goals. 😊💛💫

We are beyond proud of all of our incredible students who worked hard and were accepted into their dream colleges!!! Colleges include but are not limited to 🎉 YOU ROCK!!! 🌟👏

Being a teen is STRESSFUL. There’s a lot to juggle and teen anxiety is at an all time high. However, your thoughts matter. What you water grows. So, grow the good stuff! 🌱💛

No, really. Start believing in yourself, okay? 😊🫶🏼

with our Math Tutor Greg and student Tim! 📖

April showers = being proud of your progress 🌈💛

Did you know that the solar eclipse and have a lot in common?! 🌘 We hope you can take advantage of this rare experience, made possible by scientists who have used math for centuries to predict when an eclipse will take place! Don’t forget to view the eclipse safely through eclipse glasses or a solar viewer 😎

Behind the scenes with our English Tutor Christian and his student Anna. The level of dedication that our tutors and students put forth is incredible. ✨

It’s okay. You’ve got this 💪💙

One small tip that gave her Application Nation families earlier this week during their video call on creating a college list. Check out this hidden data when you have a few minutes and you will be amazed! 🤯

A reminder for all of the students who feel like their test scores and achievements determine their self-worth. They don’t. What matters is how you feel about yourself. 🫶🏼

Keep Going 💕