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Category: Exams (ACT, AP, SAT)

Junior Journeys: Overcoming Test Anxiety, Part 2

Overcoming test anxiety will help you stay calm during the many important standardized tests you'll take junior year! Here are more tips.

How to Prepare for your AP Exams

Imagine you're set to compete in a running race in the mountains of Switzerland; what would you do to prepare? Certainly, you'd train in advance, order plane tickets, reserve a hotel room, and buy the necessary equipment (shoes, good running shorts, stylish socks). You'd do everything in your power to set yourself up for success.Â

AP Scores and What They Mean For Ivy League Admissions

AP season is just around the corner, and for many students, that means the start of intense anxiety. How do I know what a "good" score is for each of the tests? How will this impact my chances of college admissions? Can I get college credit for these tests?

UChicago’s New Test Optional Policy: What It Means For You

The University of Chicago recently announced its new test-optional policy. But what exactly does the test-optional policy mean for you and your application?

GPA vs Standardized Testing: Which Weighs More?

For those of you who still aren't clear on what GPA vs. standardized testing indicates about your academic ability, we do have a case for one over the other.

How Do Splitter Candidates Work in College Admissions?

Splitter candidates are those that either have a high GPA and low SAT/ACT or vice versa. How do these candidates succeed in college admissions?

Are You a Poor Test Taker? Here’s How to Do Well on Exams

For those of you who feel like a poor test taker under standard circumstances, we have some advice. You can still perform your best.

How to Approach the Daunting Task of Picking AP Classes

While the benefits of AP's are multiple, you're still tasked with the choice of picking your AP classes yourself.

Which Top Tier Colleges Don’t Require the SAT?

If test-taking isn't your strong suit, have no fear! Below I have listed five prestigious colleges that do not require you to submit your standardized test scores as well as a comprehensive list of test-optional colleges.