Bye Bye, SAT Essay. Bye Bye, Subject Tests!
That’s right. On January 19, 2021 we said adieu to the SAT Subject Tests and optional essay*. The reasons are listed on their website, but in summary (per College Board): AP tests are taking over and are more accessible anyway, and the essay portion ... Read More >
Not submitting an SAT/ACT? 7 Ways to Make Your College Application Stand Out
The pandemic has cancelled SAT and ACT tests leading many universities to adopt test optional policies. If you can't take these tests or are choosing not to submit your SAT/ACT score, the rest of your application will hold a lot of weight in the admission ... Read More >
Answering Your Test Optional Questions
COVID-19 has flipped colleges upside down and forced them to innovate quickly. Cue, the resurgence of test optional. Because many of the mandated tests have been cancelled or postponed, colleges and universities all around the nation have now opted ... Read More >
Updates on SAT and ACT: Your Questions Answered
As there’s a lot of confusion surrounding SATs and ACTs, we’ve answered some FAQs for you and your rising senior. Questions & Updates on SAT and ACT SAT Q: My student registered for the March SAT… When is the next SAT? A: If they registered ... Read More >
The Home Stretch: Wrapping Up High School and Preparing for College
Seniors: May 1st is the National College Decision Day. Decide which college you will attend, notify the college and pay enrollment deposit and decide on housing. College offers of admission may be revoked after May 1st. Also, notify colleges (via ... Read More >
AP Exams and Dual Credit
Juniors: Take the SAT. To do: All AP students register for AP exams. Students who are not enrolled in AP courses but have extensive knowledge in an academic area may also take an AP exam. Social media is a great thing. However, something you ... Read More >