Here is a breakdown of the college admissions trends during the 2023-2024 cycle and how this might affect applicants going forward.
If you’re a high schooler, especially one already in advanced or honors courses, you’ve probably heard a lot about the IB and AP programs. But what makes them different, and which one best suits your strengths and weaknesses as a student?
Here’s a guide to understanding the SAT and ACT and the preparation required to get the best score possible.
Recent reporting has indicated that ACT scores have severely declined for the class of 2023, reaching the lowest scores since 1991.
Don’t know how to approach the reading section on your upcoming standardized test? Read on to discover tips on how to approach this section. Whether it’s the ACTs, SATs, AP English tests, or even the GRE, chances are you’ve encountered a standardized test reading section. These sections typically feature multiple
If you’re in high school, there’s a good chance that you’ve heard the term “National Merit” before, but you may not know how to actually enter the competition and win scholarships. Here, we break down the different steps of the National Merit Scholarship Program and how you can become a
Most high school students are familiar with what AP classes are, and a good amount of U.S. high schoolers have taken at least 1 AP class and/or exam. But what are the benefits and drawbacks of taking an AP class, both during and beyond high school? We’re here to answer
The College Board recently announced that the SAT will be completely digital starting in 2024 for U.S. students and 2023 for international students. Here’s what the digital SAT means for students. Last week, the College Board announced that the SAT will be completely digital by 2024 in the U.S.
Taking standardized tests has long been an important part of the college application process, and nowadays there are several different kinds of tests that students will encounter. Even though some universities are becoming test-optional, meaning that they won’t be required to send scores as part of the application, it is
On Tuesday, the College Board announced two major changes to their standardized testing regime: The SAT will drop the optional essay section. It will now solely be the Math and Verbal (Writing and Reading) multiple-choice sections. The SAT Subject Tests (formerly known as the SAT-IIs) will be dropped immediately in
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