Last week, high school college counselors received an important email from the ACT that described three upcoming policy changes. Read on for a brief synopsis and discussion of each. At the end of [...]
Have questions about test prep? You’re not alone! We’ve compiled a list of some of the most common questions we receive from our families and students. SAT vs. ACT Questions about which test to [...]
Welcome to our series, A Look Inside the SAT. In Part 1, we explained how the SAT Reading test was structured and provided helpful tips for taking the test. Now, in Part 2, we’ll take a look at [...]
What if a college admissions test is scheduled in the summer but no schools are open to offering it? Last year, on the heels of The College Board’s announcement of an additional SAT date in [...]
Welcome to our new series–A Look Inside the SAT. Over the next several weeks, we will share some helpful details and tips about the SAT. We’ll start our series with The SAT Reading Test. That SAT [...]
From February 28th through March 2nd, the College Board held its yearly New England Regional Forum in downtown Boston. This forum had a different feel from others we have attended since the May [...]
The SAT and ACT: those mythical, all-encompassing tests that kids start talking about right around the time they learn what college is. Of course, the SAT and ACT are an important piece of [...]
For students, realizing their college dreams means focusing on the daily grind of school and homework, not to mention extracurricular activities. For their parents, a major focus is the funding. [...]
My favorite way to ring in the new year has always been watching the ball drop in Times Square. Even from the safety and warmth of my living room, I can feel the excitement as the last ten [...]
PSAT scores: Interpreting Your Score Report PSAT scores are available this week, and often families have questions about the information provided in the report. To help you better understand your [...]
