We’re in the heart of college-application season. Applying to schools while keeping up with current class work, outside activities, friends and families can be a challenge. But, fear not. Here are some tips to keep you sane.
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Every spring, high school students, mostly juniors and seniors but also some sophomores, prepare to take the SAT and ACT college entrance exams. Before 2016, this meant students needed rather extensive preparation for these tests. Changes in the tests began as early as 2015 and are more evident in 2017. In the past, both tests…
It’s important to have fun while you’re in high school, spending time with friends and making the most out of those years. However, it’s not all about fun – you also need to make sure that you’re preparing for college and the career you pursue later in life. Preparing for college success is as simple…
It is a known fact among all students that the SAT is a highly daunting academic examination. If your teenager has their sights set on attending college, it is imperative that they take the SAT. The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is a standardized test that individuals in high school take prior to starting the college…