College Planning For Juniors: Standardized Testing Preparation
How do you prepare for the SAT or the ACT? This blog post will offer resources for standardized testing preparation.
January 27, 2011
How do you prepare for the SAT or the ACT? This blog post will offer resources for standardized testing preparation.
If you are a junior, what should you be thinking about regarding the college admissions process? Currently, you should be coming up with a standardized testing plan.
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