Studyville® Steps in to Help as Students Grapple with Being Behind Baton Rouge, LA: Today, Studyville® launches an ambitious summer program to help students who are behind after a year…
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Studying history is typically not viewed as one of the more difficult subjects for students. There are no intricate steps and formulas like the ones found in math and science…
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Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier My rating: 5 of 5 stars “Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again” is the famous first line in iambic hexameter in this…
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Private tutoring may seem like a last resort for some people. Not everyone wants to admit that they may need help when they don’t seem to understand something. However, with…
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Navigating 2020 has been a wild ride for everyone, especially students. Now, in a few short days, we are looking at a well-earned break from school. Before you know it,…
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“I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”, a poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, was written in the middle of deep crisis, sorrow, and hopelessness. Have you read it? Have you…
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Tutoring tax deductions are now available thanks to the 2020 Louisiana Legislature Second Special Session, where lawmakers passed and the Governor signed Representative Edmonds’ HB 20, now Act 13, which…
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Nestled in the rolling hills outside beautiful Greenville, South Carolina sits Furman University. Furman is on the smaller, with just 2,800 students, but mighty when it comes to advancing its…
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Just in case anyone was wondering, a day in the life of a working mom was difficult before COVID, now it is absolutely insufferable. I’m beyond exhausted. And yes, exhaustion…
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Students had a chance to visit with college admissions counselors from High Point University, located in North Carolina, right here in Baton Rouge via Studyville® College Recruiter nights this past…
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