Tagged: "SAT"
What to do when you are deferred from your first choice college
You've been deferred from your first choice Early Action college. Now what?
Which Test Scores Should I Send?
Applying to college and not sure which test scores to send? Here are a few tips.
University Application from U Tampa–Spelling AND Punctuation Mistakes in Essay Prompts
Colleges expect a lot from their applicants. Like proofreading. But someone forgot to proofread the application at University of Tampa. Spelling AND grammar mistakes. Oh my!
Even Colleges Can Use A Little SAT Vocabulary Help Every Now and Then
Everybody makes mistakes, even colleges and universities. Check out Clark University's Common App vocabulary problem. But remember, to err is human, to forgive divine!
Don’t Forget to Register for Standardized Test
What is one of the most important college application tasks? Remembering to register for standardized tests! Register for the fall dates of the ACT or the SAT now!
When is a good time to study for the SAT? Part 2
High School Juniors should use the summer months to discover which test suits them better: the SAT or ACT.
When Is a Good Time to Study for the SAT?
When is a good time to begin studying for the SAT?
SAT Takers Complain of Reality TV Question
A recent prompt on the essay portion of the SAT has created quite a stir. How can students prepare to write an argumentative essay about a topic they are not familiar with?
Deadline to Register for the April ACT
Do you have a standardized testing plan? The deadline to register for the April ACT exam is tomorrow! Do you need to take the ACT in April?
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