As a follow-up to our series on standardized testing and test-optional colleges, you might be interested in this video by a father-daughter team who are
If you are exploring some test optional colleges, it is important to note that each school may have different policies or recommendations regarding their testing policy. This post will provide examples of different types of test optional policies.
Why would a college decide to be test optional? Are there additional considerations students need to think about when applying to a test optional school?
If you want to attend a top American university, which is better, a Chinese mom or an American mom?
What do you do if you prepared for the SAT and ACT but your scores are still not as high as you wanted them to be? Look into test optional college. This post discuss the growing number of test optional colleges and their policies.
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.
Look at the percentage of people in the US who have bachelors degrees, county by county. Are you surprised?
Barb visited Ohio Wesleyan and reports what’s new on campus–and what scholarships are available.
New research suggests that college students aren’t really learning. So how do find a college that will be academically challenging? How do you know if the students at the schools you are visiting are academically engaged?
