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Category: Exams (ACT, AP, SAT)

SAT vs. ACT: Decision-Making After Your March Test Result

Got your March SAT or ACT test result? Learn how to interpret your scores, compare them to a school list, and decide whether to retake, switch, or send.

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?

ACT vs SAT: What’s the Difference?

Understanding the differences between the ACT and the SAT will usually help you make this critical decision.

Last-Minute SAT Tips for December Test Takers

Taking the SAT in December? Use these final strategies to maximize your score and finish your college applications strong. Expert tips inside.

Top 5 Study Habits To Succeed At The SAT

Top Mistakes Sophomores Make Preparing for the PSAT

Avoid common PSAT prep mistakes! Learn key strategies for high school sophomores to boost their scores and prepare for college applications.

How Many SAT II Subject Tests Should You Take?

Some students have never heard of the SATÂ Subject Tests and others take five or six in an effort to impress college admissions officers. In reality, most students need to take two to three SAT Subject Tests. Having helped thousands of students get into college, we find this is one of the top 5 questions students ask, especially high school juniors and seniors.

Are My Scores Good Enough? US Exams, What They Mean

Admissions has two parts: a student's tangible scores and transcripts, and a written portion, comprising of supplements, short answers, and letters of recommendation.

Why You Need to Know Course Credit Policies

Most high schools offer AP and/or IB courses; but given the choice, many parents don't know the differences. This is why you need to know course credit policies.