QUANTUM PREP INSIGHTS

With over 4,000 universities in the US alone, it can be difficult for students and families to navigate which schools are the best fit for their desired major. In this series, we will be diving into universities that our experts at Quantum Prep feel students need to know about in the US and the UK. (Hint: the results may surprise you!) 1. MIT No list of engineering universities would be complete without the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The great seal

With over 4,000 universities in the US alone, it can be difficult for students and families to navigate which schools are the best fit for their desired major. In this series, we will be diving into universities that our experts at Quantum Prep feel students need to know about in the US and the UK. (Hint: the results may surprise you!) 1) University of Chicago The University of Chicago is perhaps one of the most famous institutions to study Economics

‘Anyone can build a bridge that stands, but it takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands.’ Scientists come up with theories to understand more about the universe; engineers make things happen. Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity, Thomas Edison utilized it to craft light bulbs; Issac Newton proposed the three laws of motions, the Wright brothers applied them to invent the first airplane; Watson and Crick came up with the structure of DNA; Madame Curie discovered Polonium and Radium,

Growing up in Hong Kong, many students are exposed to the idea of economics early on and want to pursue lucrative careers in business and finance, making Economics one of the most popular and sought-after majors amongst students. There are many differences between different Economics majors at different universities, it can be offered as a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) — some schools even offer both! We know it can be confusing, so understanding the

Congratulations once again to the class of 2022 on their amazing results for both the early round and regular round! Our previous article discussed some trends we saw with the early round — including how universities are becoming more conservative with their offers, the implications of test optional policies, and some major changes within the admissions process and how schools select students. All of the previously mentioned trends still hold true in the regular round and are impacting 3 specific

With the popularization of theories from big names like Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung into pop culture phenomena like TV shows and movies, Psychology is more popular than ever, especially among university students. Not only does the degree bring good job opportunities, the degree options available are extensive: you can pursue a general B.A. or B.S. in Psychology or even choose a specific emphasis such as counseling, criminal psych, developmental psych, or life coaching. With the plethora of options, I