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Academic Road Map
Choosing courses within a major is immensely significant in self development and determining a career path. Most schools share similar aspects within their basic programs, based on a standardized education. Yet, their in-depth programs reveal a variety of features that distinguish one school from another. Bostonedu recommends individualized curriculums much like the following examples:
▶Best Academic Course Plan for Humanity Major
| Grade Subject |
9th |
10th |
11th |
12th |
| English |
British Lit |
World Lit (H) |
American Lit (H) |
AP English |
| Math |
Algebra 2 (H) |
Pre-Calculus (H) |
AP Calculus (BC) |
Multi-Calculus |
| Science |
Biology (H) |
Chemistry (H) |
AP Chemistry |
AP Biology |
| Language |
Latin 2 |
Latin 3 (H) |
AP Latin |
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| History |
Ancient History |
AP Euro History |
AP US History |
AP Art History |
| Other |
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AP Econ. |
| SAT II |
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Math 2C |
Chemistry / Latin /
US History / English |
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| AP |
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European History |
Calculus BC /
Chemistry / Latin /
US History |
English Lit. and
Language / Biology /
Economics / Art |
▶ Best Academic Course Plan for Math and Science Major
| Grade Subject |
9th |
10th |
11th |
12th |
| English |
British Lit |
World Lit (H) |
American Lit (H) |
AP English |
| Math |
Algebra 2 (H) |
AP Calculus BC |
AP Statistics /
Multi-Cal |
Topology /
AP Comp. Science |
| Science |
Biology (H) |
AP Chemistry |
AP Physics |
AP Biology /
AP Environment Science / Organic Chemistry |
| Language |
Latin 2 |
Latin 3 (H) |
AP Latin |
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| History |
Ancient History |
AP Euro History |
US History (H) |
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| SAT II |
Biology (9th) |
Math 2C /
Chemistry |
Physics / English |
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| AP |
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Calculus BC / Chemistry /
European History |
Physics C /
Statistics / Latin |
English / Computer Sci. / Biology /
Environmental Sci. |
Academic Grades
- Academic Plan: Subject planning
Successful admission planning
Sets up a long term, step-by-step plan (3~6 years) for successful future admission
Maps out the proper course choices and plans to maintain outstanding grades each school year
- Establish effective communication routes with school
Resolve tribulations of school life
Visits school at least twice a year, arranges meetings with every teacher, advisor, and dorm parents in order to gain a precise understanding of the student’s adjustment to school life and their academic success.
Managing School Life
- Facilitates oversight through close and continuous contact with the school
- Provides signature for various school trips, activities, and other release forms
- Settles various school matters
- Assists in purchasing supplies and food
- Resolves problems that may arise from living in a dorm
- Offers counseling to provide child with a healthy mind and body
- Provides home and food during spring, summer, winter break and other vacation periods (Thanksgiving, Easter, and other long weekends)
- Provides transportation to the airport and for other needs
Managing Extra-curricular Activities
- Volunteer work and academic competitions
- Academic competitions
- Math (AMC, AIME, HMMT, IMO, USAMO, NEMC)
- Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
- Writing (National Scholastic Arts & Writing Contest)
- Music(Orchestra)
- Art(Museum)
- Economics(National Economics Challenge)
- Various Sports competitions
- Types of volunteer work
Greater Boston Bank, homeless shelters, nursing homes. day care centers, Boston Marathon, Special Olympics, Cross Cultural Solution, Habitat for Humanity, World Vision, food banks, and hospitals etc
- Test prep management, guidance, and registration
- SSAT/ISEE
- PSAT/SAT 1, 2
- TOEFL/SLEP
- WISC 3
- AP/IB
Summer Program Management
Admissions to Selective Middle and High Schools
- We offer assistance in choosing the right career path and proper school by analyzing each individual’s aptitude and academic grades
- We offer assistance in school applications and essay revising
- Interview guide
- We solve common issues and obstacles that occur during admission
- We take responsibility and provide assistance until the student is enrolled in school
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