From deciphering if one test holds more weight in the eyes of admissions officers to determining the optimal testing strategy for your child, we’ve got you covered!
With years of experience helping students achieve their best scores on both the SAT and ACT, our Test Prep Tutor Pete Pecoraro is here to offer his expertise and insight to your family’s ten most pressing test prep questions.
The SAT just went through its biggest transformation yet as it moved from paper and pencil to an all-digital format.
So what does this move mean for students and for parents who want to help their children succeed? Get answers from the author of Barron’s Digital SAT Study Guide.
Some college and universities that previously adopted a Test-Optional policy during the COVID-era are reassessing their stance. Many are now placing renewed emphasis on SAT and ACT scores, recognizing the limitations of relying solely on grades.
In this blog, we discuss the evolving college admissions landscape with the Director of Outreach at the National Test Prep Association.
A major shift is coming to the SAT. The new SAT will be shorter, completely redesigned, and entirely digital. Read about the changes and if your student will be impacted.
Your child can use this summer as an opportunity to help their future college applications stand out. In fact, summer break is the perfect time for high schoolers to prep for college, explore possible career interests, and demonstrate they are creative and motivated to work hard and go after goals. In this blog, we will explore ten summer activities to impress colleges and ensure future college applications will stand out.