Applying to college soon? Come ask us anything! Isha was accepted into schools such as Columbia, Duke, Georgia Tech, UIUC, UVA, and UMD, all as a Computer Science major. Isha decided to attend Columbia University. Ria was accepted into NYU, USC, UVA, Duke, and Case Western. Ria decided to attend Case Western Reserve University as a chemical engineering major. We're here to share everything we learned along the way about the admissions process and our time preparing for and at college!

Not sure how to describe your extracurriculars in just 150 characters? In this session, we’ll go over how to make the most of that limited space by using strong verbs, specific details, and strategic phrasing to show impact and leadership. I’ll share examples and tips for different activity types, and you’ll have time to practice writing or revising your own descriptions. I'm a first year student at Columbia University.

Got questions about applying to college? This is a last-minute open Q&A before EA/ED deadlines, where you can ask anything about the process (essays, extracurriculars, testing, timelines, etc.). Please note: since this is a group AMA, I won’t be reviewing full essays or applications, but I’m happy to answer specific questions you bring! I was accepted to Columbia, Duke, Georgia Tech, UIUC, UVA, and UMD, all as a Computer Science major, and I’ll share insights from my experience to help you strengthen your application.

Applying to college soon? Come ask us anything! Isha was accepted into schools such as Columbia, Duke, Georgia Tech, UIUC, UVA, and UMD, all as a Computer Science major. Isha decided to attend Columbia University. Ria was accepted into NYU, USC, UVA, Duke, and Case Western. Ria decided to attend Case Western Reserve University as a chemical engineering major. We're here to share everything we learned along the way about the admissions process and our time preparing for and at college!

Applying to college soon? Come ask us anything! Isha was accepted into schools such as Columbia, Duke, Georgia Tech, UIUC, UVA, and UMD, all as a Computer Science major. Isha decided to attend Columbia University. Ria was accepted into NYU, USC, UVA, Duke, and Case Western. Ria decided to attend Case Western Reserve University as a chemical engineering major. We're here to share everything we learned along the way about the admissions process and our time preparing for and at college!

This course is designed for high-achieving students aiming to push their SAT scores to the next level. We'll be focusing on the toughest official SAT questions from the CollegeBoard's difficult level category. In this series, we dive deep into the challenges presented by both the Math and English sections of the SAT. Ria will be hosting the Reading & Writing portion, and Isha will be hosting the Math portion. We will guide you through advanced strategies, shortcuts, and comprehensive approaches tailored to those scoring 750 or above. Everyone is welcome, but please keep in mind that we'll be moving at an accelerated pace. Whether you're aiming to boost your score for college admissions or seeking a competitive edge for scholarship opportunities, this series will provide the advanced practice necessary to help achieve your goals.

This course is designed for high-achieving students aiming to push their SAT scores to the next level. We'll be focusing on the toughest official SAT questions from the CollegeBoard's difficult level category. In this series, we dive deep into the challenges presented by both the Math and English sections of the SAT. Ria will be hosting the Reading & Writing portion, and Isha will be hosting the Math portion. We will guide you through advanced strategies, shortcuts, and comprehensive approaches tailored to those scoring 750 or above. Everyone is welcome, but please keep in mind that we'll be moving at an accelerated pace. Whether you're aiming to boost your score for college admissions or seeking a competitive edge for scholarship opportunities, this series will provide the advanced practice necessary to help achieve your goals.

Come hang out with the moderators! Enjoy some fun games, gain new knowledge, and gain new perspectives about commonly requested topics. Sessions to be added periodically.

Welcome everyone! These sessions will be 2-hour sessions with four 25-minute study intervals. During this time, everyone should focus on their tasks without any distractions. Once the 25 minutes are up, there will be a short break for 5 minutes. Participants are encouraged to relax, stretch, or grab a drink. Throughout the study session, there will be a supportive environment where participants can ask questions, share progress, and discuss challenges. At the end, there will be time to recap what was accomplished during the study group and share any feedback or suggestions for future sessions! NOTE: - Times may change - More sessions will be added as time goes on - I will end the session if no one joins within the first 15 mins

Do you want to meet people and EAT?!?!?!?! Look no further… We introduce you to FOODHOUSE.EATS - the one series that combines the Schoolhouse community and food. The two greatest things in the entire world. Like Buzzfeed Tasty, we will share recipes, cook recipes, and eat recipes. And… This is an excellent opportunity to meet new people and become closer to many food geniuses around the world. In the end, a poll will decide which recipe was our favorite. The winner will get an award! No cooking experience required. Experience in being a food junkie is required. **Make sure to check every session’s description because it will include the ingredient for the week.** **More sessions will be added as time goes on.** Cohosting with Shradha and Kareena! Find their profiles here: https://schoolhouse.world/u/18300 https://schoolhouse.world/u/2581

Cohosting with @Raisa: https://schoolhouse.world/u/106074 How do you find solutions for quadratics using the quadratic formula? How do you add, subtract, multiply and divide polynomials? This series is intended for anyone who is learning quadratics currently or tried it previously and struggled. We will go through the major topics taught in Quadratics through Khan Academy. We plan on spending a few days on each unit. It is required you have a strong base in math (multiplication, division, PEMDAS), and have completed all the other major topics in Algebra 1. *** IF YOU REGISTER AFTER THE START DATE, PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WON'T BE ABLE TO REVIEW PREVIOUS TOPICS ALREADY COVERED *** Here are the links to the Khan Academy units, if you would like to take a look: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:quadratic-functions-equations/ https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:quadratics-multiplying-factoring/

What are intercepts? How can we factor equations to find roots? This series is intended for anyone who is taking algebra 1 this coming fall, or took it previously and struggled. We will go through the major topics taught in algebra 1 through Khan Academy. I plan on spending a few days on each unit. It is recommended you have a strong base in math (multiplication, division, PEMDAS) and have completed all major topics in pre-algebra. These are the topics we will be going over: - Solving equations and inequalities - Linear equations and graphs - Forms of linear equations - Systems of equations - Inequalities (systems & graphs) - Functions - Exponents & radicals - Quadratics: Multiplying & factoring - Quadratic functions and equations Here is the link to the Khan Academy course, if you would like to take a look: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra

What is PEMDAS? How can we apply this concept to simplify expressions? Join this series to learn and practice these fundamental Algebra concepts! We'll be covering the material in the "Algebra Foundations" unit of Khan Academy, and then we'll complete the unit test together. This series is perfect for you if you're currently taking Algebra and feeling like you're missing something, or if you're taking pre-algebra and you want to set yourself up for success when you take Algebra. You can check out the Khan Academy unit here: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/x2f8bb11595b61c86:foundation-algebra

This series is intended for anyone who is taking pre-algebra this coming fall, or took it previously and struggled. We will go through the major topics in pre-algebra through Khan Academy. I plan on completing on one unit per day, but if needed, I can create more sessions for that unit. It is recommended you have a strong base in math, (multiplication, division, PEMDAS).

We will go over the different forms of Linear Equations including slope intercept form, point slope form, and standard form. We will also learn the easiest and efficient ways to graph them.