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Take advantage of an additional Practice Test on Memorial Day! Utilize this time to schedule a Diagnostic SAT or ACT to find out which test is better suited for you OR Get an extra Practice Test in before your next official ACT, SAT, or SAT Subject Test! Memorial Day: Monday, May 28th @ 12:30pm * […]
Good news! Several schools are still accepting last-minute college applications! Each year, the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) releases their College Openings Update. This list shows NACAC ‘s member institutions that are still accepting applications from incoming freshman and transfer students. This is great news for anyone who may have missed the May […]
Should you study for the SAT or ACT on your own, or should you work with a Test Prep program? It’s important to keep in mind that while the cost of a good program may seem like a hard pill to swallow, the benefits of Test Prep often outweigh the initial concern. Some of the benefits are […]
As the May and June SATs quickly approach, many students will be taking the SAT Subject Test. It is important to note, the scoring of the SAT Subject Test will differ from the scoring of the standard SAT. What’s the difference? The most important thing to keep in mind is that, when taking the SAT […]
As we mentioned in our previous post, Extended Time accommodations can be a great help for eligible students taking the SAT or ACT. However, one common misconception is that approval for one test means approval for both. It is important to realize that this is not the case as the SAT and ACT are individual test […]
Each year we receive questions regarding Extended Time testing from both parents and students, but what does Extended Time testing mean? Extended Time Testing Explained Extended Time testing is exactly as it sounds. It is a special accommodation granted by the College Board and the ACT to students based on certain learning disabilities, injuries, etc. […]
Admission cost is a determining factor for students’ school choices every year. Nationwide, college admission costs are significantly higher for out-of-state students vs. in-state. For example: A student from Michigan who attends University of Michigan will pay roughly $14,826/year vs. a student from New York who will pay roughly $47,000 (minus any scholarships & financial aid). […]
Test Day can be stressful even when you’re prepared, so we’ve created a list of 10 Test Day Tips to help. Before Test Day 1. Rest up! A well rested mind and body will ensure you are in peak condition when you sit for the test. 2. Be prepared. Gather everything you will need for […]