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Exam prep for all levels: regular, honors, AP, AICE, & IBWhile ½ of America’s universities
have gone test optional, the issue is
far more complex than it seems.
The proximate cause of our expression of exasperation with the College Board is the incongruous scoring results of its 2019 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT), which was administered last October. and the “Again” part of the title to this blog is a little complicated, so bear with us while we explain.
Topics: Test Scores, PSAT
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The PSAT is a critical test that highlights how students should begin preparing for the SAT (and ACT!), and beyond that, for college. Understanding your PSAT score and future SAT/ACT scoring potential are key factors in building your college list. We have some suggestions for maximizing your scores and creating an optimal plan to prepare for future tests. During this informative webinar, you’ll learn:
• How scores and percentiles are calculated
• Qualifications for the National Merit Scholarship
• How college really use test scores
• Suggestions for maximizing your scores
• An effective testing calendar for junior and senior year
Topics: Test Scores, PSAT, Webinar
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We fully expect that virtually all students who follow our recommended regimen of prep for standardized tests –SAT, ACT, and SSAT (Secondary School Admission Test) – will see significant score increases over the course of tutoring and on the actual tests. We have over 30 years of history that validate our expectation after helping thousands of students accomplish exactly that…
Topics: Test Scores, SAT
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We’ll briefly explain SAT Superscore and how it works.
As an example, let’s assume that you took the SAT three times and obtained the following scores:
Topics: Test Scores, ACT/SAT, superscore, SAT
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We bring to your attention this blog published in early May of this year on cnbc.com concerning students who take AP tests:
Topics: AP Exams, Test Scores, College Admission, College Application, College Planning
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Florida State released their final freshman decisions last Wednesday after the close of school. Director of Admissions Janice Finney explained that the school deferred more students in December than in the past, so more students received final decisions. Of those deferred in December, students who did not provide mid-year grades were not reconsidered.
This year’s accepted freshman profile...
Topics: Test Scores, Test-Prep, Private-School
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