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Category: Exams (ACT, AP, SAT)

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.

Planning and Preparing for AP Exams

Planning and preparing for AP exams can help ensure you get the highest score you can, and save you the trouble and hassle of needing to retake the tests.

How to Manage AP Exam Stress

Exam period can be an extremely stressful time for students and AP exams are no exception. When stress gets the better of us, it can really affect performance.Â But how do you conquer test nerves? Below are some strategies to remain calm and put your best foot forward during the AP exam period.

3 Small, Surefire Ways to Practice for the SAT

Do you need to practice for the SAT? I hated the SAT but I got a pretty darn good score. And I got it by doing three small but pivotal things to prepare.

SAT and ACT Timeline – Planning the Tests

The SAT/ACT is a daunting eventuality for any university-bound student. While some students have begun their college preparation even before getting to high school, other than keeping good grades, a standardized test is the first big step towards college admittance.

How Many SAT II Subject Tests Are Recommended?

Many parents and students come to us at Empowerly and ask us a few questions about SAT II subject tests, from how many to which ones.

Boost Your Test Scores with 3 Easy Fixes

If you're down to the wire and looking for some quick and dirty tips for how to boost your test scores quickly, here are three easy fixes to improve your results.

Colleges Move to Test-Optional Policy Amid COVID-19

Since the cancellation of SAT and ACT test dates, some colleges have decided to make the upcoming admission cycle test-optional, and consider test optional policy for good.Â

My SAT Was Cancelled. What Do I Do Now?

You find yourself faced with the question: to take or not to take? Is it even worth my time and effort if some colleges no longer require it? Can I juggle the work that I need to put in to prepare, as well as the added pressure of studying online? Let's dive in, and answer all those questions and more.