SAT vs. ACT – Which Test for College?
As students prepare for college, Counselor Nick Marmalejo answers “What tests should I take in preparation for college?” and “When should I take them?”
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7 Tips to Writing a Better Short Story
These tips break down the key areas in short story writing that you can start focusing on right now. Find out how students forge into the finalists’ place!
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The Student-Run “Seton Chess League” Tournament
Within the Seton Chess Club are mini-clubs set up and maintained by enrolled students. The chart below shows the pairings between clubs for the first round of the “Seton Chess League’s” inaugural tournament.
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Chess Mates: Why Seton Students Should Play Chess!
Seton has a lively online community of chess players, daily making new friends and honing their skills at foresight, imagination and patience.
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Armed Forces Accept Homeschool Enlistees on Equal Terms
For many years, the U.S. military has made it difficult for homeschooled high school students to enlist. They were often considered to be “non-graduates.”
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The University of the Universe
The world is charged with the grandeur of God…” So runs a line from Gerard Manley Hopkins, the great Jesuit Victorian poet. Spring is rapidly approaching, so it is a good time to plan a curriculum with our grand world itself as the text.
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The 4 Answers You Need to Choose the Right College
How do I begin to figure out financing for college? Is a campus visit absolutely necessary? How do I determine if a college is right academically? …
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The Bosco Bundle: What You Need to Save Faith in College
In college, students look forward to their opportunity to further their education and dig into their studies. The ‘Bosco Bundle’ is your own Faith-Aid Kit.
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