Harvard's decision to continue its foray into test-optional admissions is as much about helping out the institution as it is about helping prospective students.
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One of the best marketing tools at your disposal as a test-prep business is free practice test sessions. They provide opportunities for lead generation and sales unlike any other.
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There are 3 points relative to ACT® and SAT® testing that we believe are worth mentioning now that testing normalcy is starting to return.
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For many ACT® and SAT® test takers, the biggest hurdle isn’t the content, it’s time.
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Utilizing a timer is essential in teaching efficient and effective time management.
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With all the talk surrounding ACT® and SAT® computer-based tests, what exactly does that mean for the future - both for students and for test prep?
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Gap-year students are ready to begin preparing for their academic futures - are you ready to help them?
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We break down the differences between learning accommodations and modifications, how they apply to taking the ACT® and SAT® tests, as well as how these adaptations can be facilitated during test-prep sessions.
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Taking high-quality notes for each tutoring session helps to both streamline that process and make reflection a habit.
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The ACT’s® paired passages section, which is composed of two fairly short texts, can overwhelm students who are unprepared.
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What happens if you, the test-prep professional, are faced with an ethical dilemma such as “helping” a client artificially inflate their college application?
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The streamlining of admission application processing means students are not getting a fair chance to be properly assessed during their application reviews.
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Students applying to any of their reach schools must be reasonable in their considerations, but you can help them have their best chance of acceptance.
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A perfect score on the ACT® is a 36, however, the current average composite ACT® score is a 20.7. What that means is that any score above a 21 is regarded as a great score. So, then, what’s 1 more point in the grand scheme of things?
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EA and ED plan deadlines can be a pressing matter for students. Capitalizing on test-prep time and choosing priorities carefully will help students set and maintain the focus they need to reach their college goals.
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Online tutoring can be a prime opportunity to practice virtual conferencing to help prepare students for virtual college interviews.
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As a tutor, you can offer your clients important tips and practice opportunities so students can make the most out of these virtual face-to-faces.
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The CBCA enables students to apply to a multitude of Historically Black Colleges and Universities all at once rather than applying to each school individually - saving both time and money.
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