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ACT & SAT

ACT / SAT Tips for Students Who Don’t Test Well

If you’re nervous or unsure of yourself when it comes to the ACT or SAT, you’re not alone. Many students don’t test well, but, for most, one of these standardized tests is required for college admission so it’s something high school juniors and seniors can’t avoid. These tips can help you better prepare for your …
ACT & SAT

How To Study for ACT/SAT Math You Haven’t Covered in Class

It’s entirely possible there may be questions in the ACT or SAT math sections that you have no idea how to do. Many students don’t take geometry or trigonometry until their senior year, so this is a common issue. However, there are ways to prepare yourself for the math sections. Here are three ways to …
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ACT & SAT

What NOT To Do During the ACT/SAT Exam

You know what to do during the ACT or SAT and you know how to prepare, but do you know what NOT to do during the exam times? Here are three examples of things you should steer clear of. Don’t Bring Prohibited Items There will be a list of items the SAT or ACT websites …
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ACT & SAT

What is the Difference Between the ACT and SAT?

The ACT and SAT are standardized tests that colleges use to assess how prepared a student is to take college-level courses. Taking the ACT and/or the SAT can increase your chances of getting into the college of your choice. The major differences between the ACT and SAT are in the science section (SAT doesn’t have …
Here are some tips for the SAT writing section
ACT & SAT

4 Helpful Tips for the SAT Writing Section

The SAT Writing Section is all about editing—whether it’s fixing grammar, sentence structure, word choice, or strengthening the overall message of a passage. Whether you’re dreading this section or feel prepared, here are 4 handy tips for mastering it. Know the Format of the SAT Writing Section The first step to conquering something is to …
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3 Reasons to do Your College Interviews

Many schools offer applicants the chance to do college interviews as part of their admissions application. These sessions are often with a faculty member or professor in your intended field, but they can also be the alumni network of the school. They ask questions to see if you’re the right fit for their school and …

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