by Wes Carroll | Mar 14, 2019 | College Admissions, Equity, Our Philosophy, Test Prep
“There is a front door, there is a back door, and I’ve created a side door.” William Singer may have been thinking outside the box, but I suspect he’s soon going to be in a different (and much less metaphorical) sort of box — one...
by Wes Carroll | Dec 14, 2016 | College Admissions, Our Philosophy
A recent study claims that an MIT education offers better ROI (Return on Investment) than that of any other undergrad institution. As an alum, I’m excited to hear it. As a professional educator, I’m excited to share it. (And as an ambitious person,...
by Wes Carroll | Jan 26, 2009 | College Admissions, Our Philosophy
…as my team, Beginner’s Luck, wins the 2009 MIT Mystery Hunt in 63 hours, 2 minutes. Check out some snarky and fun coverage of the event by G4TV’s Attack of the Show.
by Wes Carroll | Jan 15, 2009 | College Admissions
…but I call it the MIT Mystery Hunt. (I also call it my January vacation.)Wish me luck. If you see that “Beginner’s Luck” won in 2009, then congratulate me, ’cause that’s my team. If not, congratulate me anyhow, because I will have...
by Wes Carroll | Mar 9, 2008 | College Admissions, Our Philosophy, Uncategorized
Glad to hear that the college admissions frenzy should be dying down in a few years. It’s getting out of hand.
