Ms. CeCe's College Prep

Back in the states and back to business!

Do you have a junior/senior who would benefit from knowing what’s expected on the ACT or do you think they need an ACT tutor?

As an academic success coach/college assessment prep coach, I provide assistance in basic knowledge of what’s expected, hourly tutoring, time management, successful studying, and note taking tips that are beneficial for both high school and college.

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There are several scholarships in the link, but only four of them are accepting applicants at this time. Scholarships for College Students. Deadline November 1.
www.legacyofpearls.org/scholarships

Ever get confused with where to place the apostrophe?

The apostrophe has two uses:

1. To indicate possession

2. To replace one or more letters in a contraction

a) can't

b) haven't

This is where things get tricky!

SINGLUAR possession: the apostrophe is placed after the possessice noun and followed by "s"

The boy's shoes, The cat's meow.

PLURAL Possession: (The rule is different) FIRST you make the noun plural, then place the apostrophe after it!

The four cats' toys, the brothers' room

With plural nouns that don't end in "s," you add the apostrophe +"s" after the noun:

The women's book club, the children's games

DO NOT make the common mistake of placing the apostrophe after the "S"!

Correct: The women's book club

Incorrect: The women' book club

THIS IS A RULE THAT THE ACT EXAM WRITERS LOVE TO TEST!

It is never too early to prepare your child for their standardized tests! College prep has a significant impact on scores!

On a scale of 1-36, my 8th grade son took a full prep test today and received a scaled score of 19!

With his GPA, if he was in High school, he would be eligible for scholarships already!

Our goal for the end of the summer is a score of 25! What's yours!