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Category: Exams (ACT, AP, SAT)

Boost Your 2025 SAT Admissions Prep — 10 Essential Tips

Ready for your 2025 digital SAT? Discover 10 expert strategies to prep smarter, raise your score, and achieve your college goals.

SAT and ACT Dates for 2025: Plan Your Exam

Don't miss the 2025 SAT & ACT registration deadlines! Get all official test dates and plan your college application strategy.

Average SAT Scores by State for 2025: The Good, Bad, & Ugly

The SAT is an entrance exam that most U.S. colleges and universities use to determine a student’s readiness for higher education.

What Do You Do If You Get A Low SAT Score?

A low test score is never the end of the world, it just feels like it. Here are some tips on what to do if you get a bad SAT score.

How to Study for the ACT by Subject

We find it helpful to study for the ACT by subject to help you out in the areas you need to target. In other words, divide and conquer.

PSAT to SAT Score Conversion Chart: 2025 Ultimate Guide

We'll discuss the PSAT, why you should take it and do PSAT to SAT conversion, what it covers, how to take it, how to get a good PSAT score, and ultimately how the PSAT compares to the SAT.

California AB 104: What Does It Mean For Me?

Read up on the key elements of California's AB 104 bill which was recently enacted to help students recover from poor grades during the pandemic. Find out the pros and cons of switching lower grades to Pass/No pass on your transcript.

Sample Harvard Interview Questions and Answers

Getting into Harvard is tough. Here are some of the most popular Harvard questions you'll encounter during your admission interview.

Back-to-School Advice: How Many AP Classes Are Enough?

One of the most common topics students ask about is their AP course load. For many students, AP classes are a badge of honor. "How many AP's are you taking? Which ones? What scores did you get" Questions like these abound before every school year, and after it ends for summer. Similar pressure to achieve surrounds IB and Honors courses. This leaves students and parents to wonder, how many AP classes are enough to be accepted to a good college? For some, the question is: will it ever be enough?