Less than 24 hours until the SAT! Read through our last-minute checklist of things you should be doing tonight to make sure you’re prepared for the big test tomorrow.
How to Prepare for the SAT the Day Before the Test
Unleash the Power of POE When You Take the SAT
Sometimes the most simple techniques are the most effective. This post explains the process of elimination (POE), and how to use it to narrow down your answer choices.
Do You Have to Take an SAT Subject Test?
Many schools are now requiring that applicants take at least two of the SAT Subject tests, formerly known as SAT II tests. See if your school is on the list!
Now’s the Time to Start Thinking About College
As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, we’re all thinking about one thing–summer! Make sure that your summer plans include at least a little bit of college planning, and take advantage of the time away from school to prepare for your next journey.
Picking the Perfect Prep
Today’s market offers several options for standardized test preparation. Because test preparation isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” industry, what works for one person may not necessarily work for another. Which method is right for you? In this post, we dissect them all and weigh in on the pro’s and con’s of each.
How Can an Independent College Counselor Assist You in the College Application Process?
Independent college counselors provide a myriad of services aimed at helping students and their families navigate the entire college admissions process. Learn more about what we can do to help you through this exciting (and often stressful) period in your lives!
How Can an Independent College Counselor Help Families with College Financing Concerns?
With college tuitions on the rise, affordability is a very important consideration when choosing a school. An independent college counselor can help your family put together a reasonable budget and apply for various forms of financial aid, and then help select schools that are affordable for you.
Taking SAT Subject Tests
A growing number of colleges and universities are requiring, recommending, or substituting SAT subject test scores. In this post, we discuss the proper timing for taking these tests, and offer some guidance on how to evaluate the answers given for multiple choice questions.