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David Lysenko
Mar 4, 2019
High School vs. College
The difference between high school and college can be summarized in one word: freedom. In college you’ll find that you have more free...
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Leora Eisenberg
Mar 3, 2019
Building students' futures: why I love working at Hermiona
Over the past few weeks of Hermiona’s whirlwind tour around the world (Moscow, Kiev, and now Miami), I’ve gotten to thinking about what...
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Yelena Kadeykina
Feb 25, 2019
To IB or not to IB?
With the idea of the International Baccalaureate (IB) created in 1962 and the official IB organization founded in 1968, students all over...
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Tessa Murthy
Feb 19, 2019
SAT versus ACT...and does it matter anyway?
The SAT is administered by the College Board, a private nonprofit organization that also oversees American standardized tests such as...
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Yelena Kadeykina
Feb 19, 2019
On Cultural Gaps: some thoughts before Hermiona's Kiev workshop on February 21st, 2019
After Hermiona’s Moscow event on February 9, I got to thinking about the major cultural differences between the US and much of the rest...
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Leora Eisenberg
Feb 14, 2019
Five takeaways from our Moscow seminar!
It was wonderful to see so many people interested in American education at our Moscow event last Saturday! Since we know that not...
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Alice Chudnovsky
Feb 10, 2019
MythBusters of Admissions
As some of you know, Hermiona Education held a phenomenal event recently in Moscow, telling Russian international students the insider...
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Taylor Chin
Feb 2, 2019
Varsity athlete vs Science Fair nerd tracks?
In high school, I didn't always look like a model student. I missed countless days of school for national/international fencing...
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Leora Eisenberg
Jan 22, 2019
Hermiona's Next Workshop: Feb 9, 2019 in Moscow!
An American education is a direct path to your child’s future success. Several times a year, we host an in-person meeting with graduates...
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Yelena Kadeykina
Jan 20, 2019
Teen summer programs that you will remember forever
Continuing our blog from January 15th 2019, let's talk about some specific examples of how to spend the summer. First of all, it’s very...
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Yelena Kadeykina
Jan 17, 2019
Understanding the Diversity of Summer Programs for Teens
There’s a myth that summer programs for teenagers are mostly sports camps or language schools, but that’s definitely not the case. In...
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Leora Eisenberg
Jan 13, 2019
5 Tips for a Stellar Letter of Recommendation
Letters of recommendation are absolutely critical to acceptance to your dream university. Your grades, test scores, essays, and...
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Taylor Chin
Jan 7, 2019
How to start getting professionally involved as an undergraduate
1) Start building your resume. The first step in getting professionally involved as an undergraduate is to write your resume. The most...
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Alice Chudnovsky
Dec 30, 2018
What's in a Number?
To many applicants, college selection appears reduced to a numbers game. One of the biggest decisions in a young individual’s life comes...
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Leora Eisenberg
Dec 18, 2018
Spotlight on a Consultant: Leora Eisenberg
So, Leora, tell us a little about yourself. I’m 20 years old, a junior at Princeton University majoring in Slavic Languages and...
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David Lysenko
Dec 16, 2018
B.A. vs B.S. – Which is Better?
A common question that students often ask me is whether it is better to get a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) or a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)...
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Leora Eisenberg
Dec 10, 2018
Financial Aid and Scholarships for International Undergraduate Students at US Universities
The United States has the most top-rated universities in the world, such as Yale, MIT, and Harvard -- but its elite education comes with...
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Taylor Chin
Dec 8, 2018
My Summer Program Experience - Choate Rosemary Hall Creative Writing Program
In the summer that followed 8th grade, my friend Sabrina and I went to a two-week creative writing camp in Wallingford, Connecticut. The...
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David Lysenko
Dec 8, 2018
Choosing Extracurriculars in University
So, you’ve gotten into a top school, chosen all your classes, and are ready to start the new academic year, but you still don’t know...
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Taylor Chin
Nov 9, 2018
When should you start thinking about college?
Of course, this is all subjective, but I would say that the ideal time to start thinking about college is in 8th grade. College...
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