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How to Use PSAT Scores for SAT Prep

How to Use PSAT Scores for SAT Prep

The PSAT is a national standardized test administered to 10th and 11th graders. Created by the College Board in partnership with the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), this test is designed to predict what you would score on the SAT without any test...
Why Take the SAT in a Test Optional World?

Why Take the SAT in a Test Optional World?

Since its inception in 1926, the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) has encountered its fair share of controversy, from a lack of equity to skepticism regarding its validity in predicting a student’s success in college. Over the past few years, more and more...
How to Request Accommodations for the SAT or ACT

How to Request Accommodations for the SAT or ACT

You might be surprised at the number of accommodations available for standardized test takers. The long list includes familiar accommodations for students with learning disabilities, such as extended time and added breaks, as well as accommodations for students with...
Do SAT/ACT Scores Matter in a Test Optional World?

Do SAT/ACT Scores Matter in a Test Optional World?

If standardized tests aren’t your strength, have no fear!  Many colleges will remain test optional the next few years. If you want to keep all your options open, plan to prepare for and do your best on either the SAT or ACT. The college admissions landscape has...
Factoring Test Optional into Test Prep

Factoring Test Optional into Test Prep

As colleges decide to continue with test optional admissions or mandate test scores, students aren’t sure what to expect when it comes to prepping for the SAT and ACT. Should they prep for the test and try their best, or not stress it if they can apply test...