It totally depends on: what you mean by “good school” what your background looks like “Testing-optional” does not mean optional for everyone. If you are from a relatively privileged background, then you will be expected to take the test and perform relatively well....
I can’t guarantee a 1500, but I can tell you how to make sure you have the highest likelihood of the largest improvement in the time you have. Map out the material you need to learn. If you’re taking the SAT, look at the Collegeboard’s explanation of what’s on...
This is a good question. The other people answering are misunderstanding your question to be, “am I allowed to change the order of the SAT” (the answer is no). But your question was, “can changing the order affect performance?” The answer is ‘yes.’ Mental fatigue on...
While you’ve likely heard of the AP and IB programs, you’re probably less familiar with the CLEP, Dual Enrollment or intersession courses. These are just a few of the many avenues available for students looking to accumulate college credit, saving time and...
The SAT/ACT testing landscape is in a state of flux. Changing but not Leaving The year 2016 ushered in the introduction of a new pre -ACT, the coming of the New SAT, a pointed argument between the CollegeBoard and the ACT on score concordances, and the publication of...
The Inspired Child Web Series will highlight innovative educators, showcase student-focused community organizations, and will provide free resources to parents. The purpose of this web series is to provide parents with action-based tools that will help them support...
