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It’s your senior year of high school. Everyone is talking about where they want to go to college, and asking you what you want to major in… but you haven’t applied anywhere yet. You still need to take your standardized test. At Student-Tutor, we get this question all the time. When do you take the …
With all the articles out there giving you SAT vs ACT comparisons, I bet you’d like to see something a little more visually appealing like an infographic? Yes? Well lucky for you, we re-vamped our SAT vs ACT infographic from 2016. 😉 We’re also going to break it down piece by piece with more deets! …
The ACT writing portion is optional. We know what you’re thinking — what exactly does “optional” mean? Optional as in: You won’t stand out if you do not take it? Optional as in: It’s in your best interest to skip it? OR, it doesn’t matter either way? Here are a few helpful pointers on why …
DISCLAIMER: Keep in mind, the following steps are only applicable if your child qualifies for the ACT/ SAT extra time. Please do not abuse the system and request test accommodations if you truly don’t need it. It is not fair or right. As a past SAT/ACT tutor, I can say that some students need extra …
You’re about halfway through your exam when you hit it. The whopper. The kingpin. The mother of all questions. This graph is seriously HUGE. And CONFUSING. Are you looking at a line graph or alien crop circles? You’re not sure. The back of your neck gets hot; your hand gets sweaty as you grip your …
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Co-authored by Renae Hintze Like most exams, although SAT and ACT test you on what you know, there is also an element of time. For many of us, unlimited time on a test would give us the chance to thoroughly answer each question the way we wanted to… but because standardized testing times aren’t unlimited, …
Co-authored by Renae Hintze The majority of colleges will accept either SAT or ACT scores… Sooo should you take the ACT? The answer is not a simple yes or no for every student, but if you’re looking to have a career in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and/or Math) the answer is YES! 1. The ACT …
Disclaimer: This article is for the 2005 SAT. Click here to learn about the new, 2016 SAT. Take eight hundred people. Put ’em in a park together. Ask them to stare at a single cloud. Ask them what it looks like. Do you think everyone will see the same thing? Of course not! You’ve heard it before, …
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