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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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The SAT has dramatically changed in March 2016. It’s the biggest change to the SAT test in quite a long time, impacting students in the class of 2017 and later. The current SAT which is now composed of two main sections and an optional essay is somehow less complicated than the old one. Studying for …
The SAT monster is poised to attack! With four sections of sharp teeth, your only defense is a number two pencil, and that might not seem like enough. The commonly-used Standardized Aptitude Test definitely looks daunting. And with scholarship money and even college admission on the line, that number two pencil starts to look like …
So, you’re all ready to study for the SAT Writing and Language Test. You grab a cup of tea, sit down at your desk, pull out your book of SAT grammar rules, open it up to the table of contents…and realize there are 984,120,392,382,938 billion rules in the English language! Okay, so maybe that was …
Most of us are already familiar with the SAT that students take late in their high school careers and put on their college entrance application, but what about the PSAT? What does PSAT stand for? When do you need to take it? Can you retake the PSAT? To answer all of these questions, we have …
The night before the sat can be quite stressful if you allow it to be. Worrying for hours about the possible questions and the things that could go wrong will only leave you sleepless and tired. What you must do is to channel your anxiety to something that you can prepare for you to be …
The SAT Essay Section can be one of the most dreadful parts of the SAT test-taking experience. Getting a perfect score has become more challenging. You have to read 650-750 word passages, analyze the arguments and how it was structured, and then write a critical essay about it in 50 minutes. Unlike your high school …
How to Study for the SAT? It can be overwhelming if you don’t have a game plan. If you really want to have your pick of different colleges, what you should be doing is devoting much of your time to reviewing and answering practice tests. Ask for Help at School It may be obvious, but …
What is the PSAT anyways? Isn’t that just like the SAT? Why do I need to bother and take them both? What’s the difference? And what would I gain if I do? These are probably just a few of the questions circling through your mind when you hear the word ‘PSAT’. And trust me—I get …
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