The SAT is an entrance exam that colleges and universities in the US use as part of the college applicant admissions process. While the exam has been administered in a traditional pen-and-paper format in the past, it’s soon going to change! The College Board is making the SAT fully digital starting next year. The digital …
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“Homeschooled students can’t take the PSAT.” As a parent of a homeschooled student, you might have heard or read this statement from other parents, on blogs, etc. But is it true? Is there really no access to the PSAT for homeschoolers? Of course, homeschooled students can take the PSAT! And they should. We will explain …
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A high school junior’s life alternates between fun and complicated. On one hand, there are numerous amazing opportunities and colleges waiting for you. On the other, you have to deal with stressful exams like the SAT and filling out college applications. But did you know that you could self-report SAT scores to save money and …
The ACT and SAT are the two most common “entrance exams” that high school students in the United States must take as part of the college admissions process. While studying and preparing for these exams can be overwhelming, they can be far more complicated if your child has learning difficulties. Learning difficulties result from certain …
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For more than a century, the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) has been an important part of college admissions in the United States. Traditionally, it is a paper exam. However, when the pandemic forced schools to go virtual, the College Board, which administers the SAT, thought of changing the test. They’ve since announced an innovative solution: …
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The SAT (or “digital SAT” starting March 2024) is one of the most important exams for many high school students looking to apply to college. While some schools have gotten rid of test scores, hundreds still ask for scores. It’s no secret that studying for the test is challenging and is even more stressful when …
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