Posts tagged Test Scores
6 Crucial Strategies for Improving Your Digital SAT® Math Score

Equip your students for SAT® Math success with personalized guidance. Explore six key strategies to improve scores and differentiate your tutoring services effectively.

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Increase Your Students' SAT® and ACT® Scores with Effective Test Day Tips

Help your students ace the SAT® and ACT® exams with our essential test day tips.

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Top 14 SAT® and ACT® Myths Debunked: An Essential Guide for Test-Prep Tutors

Uncover the facts about the ACT® and SAT®. Understand their significance in college admissions and debunk common misconceptions. Let us help you prepare your clients to achieve their academic goals.

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Cornell University Reinstates Standardized Testing: What It Means for Future Applicants

Explore the recent shift in college admissions policies as Cornell University joins the ranks of Ivy League and top-choice schools, including MIT, Dartmouth, Yale, and Georgetown, in reintroducing standardized testing mandates. Stay updated on the evolving landscape of college admissions.

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New Digital SAT® Insights: Comparing Scores and Strategies

Gain insights into the new digital SAT® experience and compare test scores. Find out which strategies worked well and which ones need improvement for better results.

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Yale's Test-Flexible Policy Encourages Applicants to Submit ACT®/SAT® Scores

Another Ivy makes a major testing policy change. Explore the recent changes in standardized testing policies and how you can help your clients best navigate them.

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Proof UC Knows Test-Optional and Test-Blind Admissions Are Problematic

The University of California’s Academic Council’s latest study has major implications for the testing industry. In fact, the findings prove that much of the current doom and gloom around the future of testing is largely unfounded.

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No, UC Did Not Just Deliver the Knockout Punch to the Test-Prep Industry

The University of California Board of Regents have recently approved a plan which many are touting as the death knell of college admissions tests.

It’s not.

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