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Chris Kado

Chris is a graduate of Harvard University and has worked as an Admissions Consultant for over three years. His focus is on helping international students place in competitive professional programs including law, business, and medical schools. In addition to a master’s degree in History, Chris has also completed the CELTA (Certified English Language Teaching to Adults) Certification during his undergraduate studies at Wayne State. Outside of university admissions, Chris also works in educational content development, producing SAT practice material and study guides for various subjects and teaches full-time in the summer term.

paraphrasing vs summarizing
March 18, 2026
Read time 9 mins
Paraphrasing vs Summarizing What’s the Key Difference?
Introduction  When working with sources, whether for an essay, a research paper, or professional writing, you have two main tools for incorporating someone else's ideas without quoting directly: paraphrasing and summarizing. Both…
Academic Guides
Supplemental Essay
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May 9, 2021
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Acing the Common App Supplemental Essay

As if completing a Common App essay wasn't enough, colleges across the United States often require additional supplemental essays (if whenever they're considered "optional" by the institution, students should always…
Writing Tips
Writer's Block
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October 30, 2020
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Overcoming Writer’s Block

It’s Friday afternoon - the deadline your professor set for that research paper is fast approaching; the problem? You haven't even started writing! If this scenario sounds all too familiar,…
Academic Guides
Online Teaching
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July 20, 2020
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Developing an Ideal Online Learning Environment

With preparation, online teaching can be as effective as traditional methods. Some of the difficulties teachers experience are the inability to complete assignments due to technological issues, the lack of…
Academic Guides
Online Classroom
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June 4, 2020
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Avoiding Plagiarism in Online Learning

One of the most disheartening scenarios as a teacher takes place when you discover that a student plagiarized. The repercussions from reporting the student’s academic dishonesty, and the potentially stained…