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There is no maximum number of times that a student can attempt the SAT or ACT. The SAT is offered seven times a year and
The internet offers numerous resources for developing ACT and SAT study plans, but one source of information that high school students may overlook is former
After sitting for the ACT or SAT, some students may find that their initial test results do not quite match their expectations. Taking a standardized
Many students who start preparing for GMAT wonder whether their previous experience with SAT will count for anything. So is GMAT similar to SAT? Well,
Here is a parent’s guide for all types of test-taking students: The Naturally Strong Test-Taker These are the kinds of kids who need little preparation
• Tip #1: Do It! This first tip may seem like an obvious one but it really is vital. Many competitive schools require it. We
Here’s a list of things you should do amid Covid to ensure you’re ready when your next ACT/SAT test date arrives: Register for an
By: Zoie Anderson Horecny When students finally receive that coveted college acceptance letter, many think their standardized testing days are over and test scores will
To succeed on the ACT or SAT, high schoolers often require support from adults. Students may turn to school professionals like teachers and guidance counselors,
How AP English Helps with SAT Prep By: Dr. Dawn Weathersbee Many states and colleges offer merit-based scholarships that are directly tied to high SAT
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