Nineteen branches of Elite Educational Institute have received accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, so students can earn school credit and get ahead as they prepare for college applications.
Read MoreCollege admissions professionals are not individuals you want to frustrate or annoy, especially since admission decisions can hinge on razor-thin margins. To improve your chances of admission, you want to make all the right moves and avoid all the wrong ones. So, here are 5 sure-fire ways to annoy your admissions officers.
Read More2017 marks Elite Educational Institute’s 30-year anniversary. At 30, the company has achieved a global reach and an international reputation through diverse educational programming across 48 branches spanning seven countries.
Read MoreGPA is certainly a major factor in college admissions, but it’s far from the only one. College admissions committees read your application holistically. If you have a low GPA, here are a few strategic workarounds to consider as you prepare to apply to college.
Read MoreDemonstrated interest is a factor many colleges consider when making admissions decisions. In this article, Elite Prep instructor Jon G. shares some effective (and not-so-effective) ways to demonstrate your interest in a college.
Read MoreThe ECS program will provide low-income and first-generation students with free SAT preparation and mentorship at the Alliance Patti & Peter Neuwirth Leadership Academy and the Camino Nuevo Charter Academy, Dalzell Lance Campus.
Read MoreThe past subjunctive is a grammatical mood in English used to describe situations that are contrary to fact; Beyoncé is not a boy and Justin Bieber is not your boyfriend (probably).
Read MoreFive Elite Open School Learning Resource Centers have been certified to issue I-20s so that international students accepted by Elite Open School may apply for F-1 student visas.
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