by Zach Seymour | May 5, 2018 | News
Most of us can probably remember that friend in school that seemed to never study while routinely setting the curve on tests, that ‘lucky’ individual who appeared able to turn out A after effortless A while enjoying more free time than most of their peers....
by Zach Seymour | May 5, 2018 | News
August 26, 2015 Here we go again! The summer has somehow already ended, and TTC wants to take this opportunity to welcome you back to another school year. I know this time of year can be stressful and chaotic, and we are here to do what we can to make the transition a...
by Zach Seymour | May 5, 2018 | News
In March, the College Board will officially administer the updated 2016 SAT. Whether you’re taking the SAT as a beginner or a veteran, these seven tips can get you on the path to a perfect 1600! Here are seven things you can do (starting now!) to prepare for this new...
by Zach Seymour | May 5, 2018 | News
Instead of slaving away on coursework in a dreary school library or your distraction-riddled bedroom, spruce up your study routine with a change of scenery. This list, curated by a Gainesville native with the help of current University of Florida students, showcases...
by Zach Seymour | May 5, 2018 | News
1) Take inventory of current material Like anything else in life, taking a step back and taking inventory is always a smart step before embarking on any undertaking, and endeavoring to correct a math problem is no different. Taking inventory can help ease a student’s...
