Have you ever been taking a math test, got to a long word problem, and froze up because you had no idea where to begin? Even when you know how to do the math the problem is based on, tackling word problems can be difficult if you don’t know how to approach them. By following …
Why fully digital classes? 2020 and the Covid-19 pandemic brought about drastic changes to education during tumultuous and, quite frankly, scary times. Students and parents everywhere suddenly found themselves awash in digital platforms and curriculum that can be challenging to navigate during normal times, let alone during a global pandemic. Unsurprisingly, many students struggled to …
Can you believe it’s already June? AP exams have finished, finals are winding down, and summer vacation is either here or peeking over the horizon. For students, summer is a time of fun and well-earned relaxation. However, if you’re planning to take your SAT/ACT in June, July, or August, and you have summer vacation plans, …
The new SAT is coming in March 2024, but what does that mean exactly? How will those changes impact how you should be preparing for the test? Here are the most significant changes to the SAT and what they mean for you: What Changes 1) Goodbye pencil and paper The test will be administered digitally …
We all know that preparing for the ACT and SAT can take considerable time, but how much time should it take? How early should you start studying, and when should you take the actual test? Good preparation for these tests is demanding, so the smart move is to get started early. Remember that the test …
While studying for the SAT or ACT, some applicants think, why not take both tests? I just want to see how I do—what’s the harm? While wanting to maximize your admissions chances is a wise impulse, we strongly recommend that you only take one standardized test. Here are three reasons for why you should only …