Unlocking the Secrets of Naviance: A Guide to Finding Those Elusive Lessons So, you’re on a quest to find those magical Naviance lessons, huh? You’re not alone. Many teachers and students find themselves navigating the labyrinthine world of Naviance, trying to decipher the secrets of its curriculum and unlock the treasures of educational enlightenment. Fear not, intrepid explorer! This blog post is your trusty map, compass, and perhaps even a magical amulet to help you navigate the twists and turns of Naviance and finally find those lessons you’ve been searching for. First, let’s address the elephant in the room: Naviance…
Author: Roger MARTHAN
What Does Pending Mean on Naviance? (And Why It Makes You Feel Like a Teenager Again) So, you’re staring at your Naviance screen, your heart pounding faster than a hummingbird on caffeine. You’ve submitted your college application, you’ve sent your SAT scores, and you’ve even managed to find a semi-decent picture for your profile (you’re looking sharp, by the way). But then you see it: “Pending.” The dreaded “Pending” status. It’s like the waiting room for your college dreams, with no magazine rack or free Wi-Fi. You’re probably thinking, “What does this mean? Is my application in limbo? Have I…
Why Does The College Board Classify Middle Eastern as Caucasian? (And Why It’s More Complicated Than You Think) Have you ever wondered why the College Board, that bastion of standardized testing and college application stress, lumps Middle Easterners into the “Caucasian” category? It’s a question that’s been swirling around the internet for ages, prompting endless debates and a fair share of eye rolls. The answer? It’s complicated. Let’s dive into the tangled mess of race, ethnicity, and the College Board’s (sometimes baffling) classification system. The “Caucasian” Conundrum The term “Caucasian” itself is a bit of a linguistic hot potato. It…
Does Your College Board Email Have to Match Your Common App? (Spoiler Alert: It Doesn’t Have to, But It Should) Okay, let’s talk about college applications. It’s a stressful time, filled with SATs, essays, and decisions that feel like they could change your entire life. And then there’s the whole email address conundrum. Why do you even need a separate email for everything? It’s like the internet equivalent of having a separate mailbox for your cat (and yes, I’m aware that some people do that). So, does your College Board email have to match your Common App? No, it doesn’t.…
Does the College Board Pay Proctors? The Great Proctor Pay Debate Ah, the SATs. Those glorious, stressful, all-encompassing letters that loom over high schoolers like a giant, overbearing shadow. You know what else looms over high schoolers? The proctor, the guardian of the test, the one who makes sure everyone stays on track and doesn’t try to sneak a peek at the answer key hidden in their sock (don’t worry, we’ve all thought about it). But here’s the burning question: Does the College Board actually pay proctors? The answer, my friends, is a resounding… it’s complicated. Let’s break it down.…
Do You Have to Take the GRE for Liberty University? The Answer Might Surprise You! Alright, future scholars, let’s talk about the GRE, that dreaded acronym that stands for “Graduate Record Examinations” and also sounds like a cough medicine you’d find in a dusty pharmacy. Now, you’re probably wondering, “Do I have to take this beastly test if I want to attend Liberty University?” The answer, my friends, is… it depends! Just like a good mystery novel, the plot thickens. To truly understand the answer, we need to dive into the nitty-gritty of Liberty University’s graduate program requirements. Think of…
Does the Common App Ask for My Parents’ Birthday? (And Why They Care!) The Common Application, that behemoth of college applications, can feel like a digital monster demanding your soul (and your parents’ social security numbers). So, you’re probably thinking, “Do they really need to know my parents’ birthday?” Well, the short answer is no, the Common App doesn’t ask for your parents’ birthday. It’s not like they’re planning a surprise party for your mom or sending her a birthday card. But why do they ask about parents’ education levels and occupations? Let’s dive into the murky depths of the…
Is College Room and Board a Qualified Education Expense? (Spoiler Alert: It’s a “Room” for Debate!) Let’s face it, college is expensive. It’s like a giant, overpriced buffet where you’re forced to pay for everything, even the breadsticks. And the price of room and board is enough to make you want to sleep on the floor and forage for your meals in the school cafeteria. But hold on, my budget-conscious friend, is college room and board actually a qualified education expense? The answer, unfortunately, is a resounding NO! Unless you’re a student living in the mythical land of “Free Room…
How Many Classes Is Full-Time at Liberty University? (Spoiler Alert: It’s Not As Many As You Think) Alright, future Flames (or maybe just curious onlookers), let’s dive into the world of Liberty University course loads. You’re likely asking, “How many classes do I need to take to be considered full-time at Liberty?” Well, buckle up, because the answer might surprise you. The Short Answer: For undergraduate students at Liberty University, full-time status typically means taking 12 credit hours per semester. But Wait, There’s More! Now, let’s break down that magical number of 12. Think of it like this: 12 credit…
Can You Apply to Stony Brook with the Common App? (Spoiler Alert: You Totally Can!) So, you’re thinking about applying to Stony Brook University, but you’re wondering if you can use the Common App. You’re not alone, my friend. The Common App is like a magical, time-saving portal to college applications, and it’s a lifesaver for students who want to apply to multiple schools. But does Stony Brook accept this glorious beast of an application? The short answer is YES! Stony Brook University accepts the Common App. They even prefer it, actually, because it’s used by so many colleges across…