The AP Exam scores were just released; the cumulation of a highly unusual AP cycle. Because of COVID, rather than hosting the traditional three-hour in-person tests with a mix of multiple choice and free response questions, the College Board … [Read more...]
Test Optional and Optional Essay: What Optional Really Means
So far, 2020 has proven to be a year of big changes, and the college admissions process is no different. Some pieces of the application that used to be required are now optional, and what colleges mean by “optional” needs further explanation and … [Read more...]
The Latest on AP, SAT and ACT Testing
Each new day of the COVID-19 crisis brings changes. However, what doesn't change is International College Counselors' commitment to delivering dedicated service and the latest news to our families. Standardized testing options have particularly been … [Read more...]
Register Early for Summer Standardized Tests
Sign up for the SAT early, especially if you plan to take the August test. Signing up for standardized tests isn’t always as simple as choosing a date, reserving a spot, and taking the exam. Students in the northeast have … [Read more...]
9 Reasons Why the PSAT Matters
Most students know about the SAT and work hard to prepare for it. This week many students will take the Preliminary SAT/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test or PSAT/ NMSQT test. Some of you may be wondering why this test is … [Read more...]
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