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.
We understand the desire to simplify the college application process, but skipping out on certain tests may not be the best option for your child.
We’re just about wrapped up on SAT/ACT season for the spring; however, there are still a few final opportunities to register for a second or third test if you’re not happy with your scores. Here’s what’s available: SAT Option 1: May 4,2019 (late registration deadline is April 24th) SAT Option 2: June 1, 2019 (registration … Read more
Here’s what you should be thinking about this month. Sophomores should be… You guessed it: continuing to focus on their regular schoolwork. A practice test and some periodic exercises from an SAT or ACT workbook certainly won’t hurt, but now is the time to focus on school. Juniors should be… Just about finished with their … Read more
Here’s what you should be thinking about as your child prepares for the SAT or ACT this year. Sophomores should be… Continuing to focus on grades. Although you can be thinking ahead about what your sophomore will need to do to get ready for the SAT/ACT next year, the best thing you can do right now … Read more
Here’s what you should be thinking about as your child prepares for the SAT or ACT this year. Sophomores should be… (1) Reviewing PSAT scores (if they took it) as well as any practice test scores to determine areas of strength and weakness. Ask questions like: Did they have enough time to finish? Did they … Read more
Helping high school students prepare for the SAT and ACT so that they have the most options available to them when it comes time to apply to college is one of the cornerstones of our business here at Educational Connections. But regardless of whether you work with a tutor or through a test prep program, … Read more