Everyone knows the importance of high test scores when it comes to college admissions and merit scholarships. Depending on where you live and which school your child attends, there’s...
Online AP Courses
You’ve weighed the pros and cons of the AP program, and you would like to have your student try out a class or two. What if your student’s school doesn’t offer th...
AP Registration & Test Schedule
AP classes are an excellent way for advanced students to challenge themselves, and they have the chance to earn college credit with the AP exam at the end of the year. Some students grad...
How to Prep for the PSAT
Many families understand that the PSAT is a preparation exam for the SAT, so they don’t think preparing for it is needed. However, many of the parents in our Facebook group Paying for College 1...
Understanding the PSAT
The PSAT is a big focus of many students’ sophomore and junior years. Freshmen can take it as well. Some families use it to help their student prepare for the SAT, while others are hoping...
PSAT vs. SAT: What’s the Difference?
The SAT and the PSAT are pretty similar exams. In fact, the PSAT is part of how your student can prepare for the SAT. However, when you compare the PSAT vs. SAT, you’ll see some very important ...
Overcoming Test Anxiety: Tips From A Test Prep Pro
When it comes to test-taking, it is completely normal to experience a few butterflies in your stomach when you’re in pre-test mode. In fact, Anna Silverman, an expert tutor ...
ACT Test Tips From An Expert
The ACT is fast becoming the more popular of the two standardized tests high school students are required to take in order to gain acceptance into college, the proof of which is the overhaul of the SA...
Preparing for the ACT, SAT Math Sections: Advice From an Expert
There are lots of ways to prepare for the ACT and SAT: private tutoring, classes, online videos, and books, but if you don’t have a good understanding of the test basics BEFORE yo...
SAT Prep Tips From An Expert
; Prepping to take a standardized test might rub some the wrong way, as they equate it with “gaming the system,” and resorting to tricks rather than actually learning the material. SAT prep expert, Bo...