This month, students all over the world are feeling the added stress of Advanced Placement (AP) exams and AP score reporting. To relieve some of the stress, students should NOT request that their scores be sent to any college when filling out the … [Read more...]
Qualifying for the National Merit Scholarship: Everything You Need to Know
National Merit Scholarships are financial awards offered as part of a national academic competition. If you are interested in learning how to earn a National Merit Scholarship, read on. What is the National Merit Scholarship Program? The National … [Read more...]
What Does Test-Optional Really Mean for Students?
Yale. Harvard. Columbia. All eight Ivy League colleges have gone test optional for the high school class of 2023, choosing to suspend the requirement for SAT and ACT scores and joining hundreds of other universities, including Stanford, who have also … [Read more...]
Pencils Down. The SAT Will Go Entirely Digital by 2024.
Perhaps you’ve heard: the SAT is changing. No longer will students need sharpened No. 2 pencils or to double check that their answer sheets are completely bubbled in. Starting next year, the SAT will be administered in a digital format. The changes … [Read more...]
Five Reasons the PSAT Matters
If you’re a high school student, you’ve no doubt heard about the SAT and have done work to prepare for it. For sophomores and juniors, the PSAT is likely on your radar, too. Every October, students across the country take the Preliminary SAT/National … [Read more...]
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