Changes Coming to the SAT
The SAT hasn’t been significantly changed since 2005 when the College Board rolled out the writing and essay sections, overhauled the critical reading section (no more analogies!), and changed the...
View ArticleHow Changes to the ACT and SAT Will Affect You
The next few years will be full of changes for college-bound high school students because many of the exams that these students take will be revised – if not completely redesigned! Changes at ACT, Inc....
View ArticleCollege Board Announces Big Changes in 2016
The College Board first announced changes to the SAT last year. Since then, there has been little official information about the breadth of these changes. This afternoon, the College Board remedied...
View ArticleWhat the New SAT Means for Middle School Students
In March, the College Board announced massive changes to the SAT, a test that millions of college-bound students take each year. Most current high school students will still take the current version of...
View ArticleThe Common Core: Will It Affect You?
Last month, we hosted a webinar called “What the New SAT Means for You” (watch it on demand here), during which we discussed the link between the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the new SAT...
View ArticleC2 Wrote the Book on the New SAT
When the College Board announced big changes to the SAT, our team of academic experts got to work. They spent months researching the new test and following College Board updates in order to create an...
View ArticleHow Can I Get Ready for the SAT Test Change?
With each passing day, the premiere of the new SAT gets closer and closer. Although the new test is still more than a year away, students who will take the redesigned SAT – those in grades 10 and below...
View ArticleNew SAT: Early Prep No Longer Optional
Students have long been advised to prepare for the SAT well in advance – after all, procrastination is rarely a good idea. But because the current SAT is a very formulaic test, there are some tricks...
View ArticleChanges Coming to the SAT
The SAT hasn’t been significantly changed since 2005 when the College Board rolled out the writing and essay sections, overhauled the critical reading section (no more analogies!), and changed the...
View ArticleHow Changes to the ACT and SAT Will Affect You
The next few years will be full of changes for college-bound high school students because many of the exams that these students take will be revised – if not completely redesigned! Changes at ACT, Inc....
View ArticleCollege Board Announces Big Changes in 2016
The College Board first announced changes to the SAT last year. Since then, there has been little official information about the breadth of these changes. This afternoon, the College Board remedied...
View ArticleWhat the New SAT Means for Middle School Students
In March, the College Board announced massive changes to the SAT, a test that millions of college-bound students take each year. Most current high school students will still take the current version of...
View ArticleThe Common Core: Will It Affect You?
Last month, we hosted a webinar called “What the New SAT Means for You” (watch it on demand here), during which we discussed the link between the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the new SAT...
View ArticleC2 Wrote the Book on the New SAT
When the College Board announced big changes to the SAT, our team of academic experts got to work. They spent months researching the new test and following College Board updates in order to create an...
View ArticleHow Can I Get Ready for the SAT Test Change?
With each passing day, the premiere of the new SAT gets closer and closer. Although the new test is still more than a year away, students who will take the redesigned SAT – those in grades 10 and below...
View ArticleNew SAT: Early Prep No Longer Optional
Students have long been advised to prepare for the SAT well in advance – after all, procrastination is rarely a good idea. But because the current SAT is a very formulaic test, there are some tricks...
View ArticleWhy the PSAT Matters to You
It’s just the PSAT, right? As in “pre-SAT”? As in “just practice”? Wrong. The PSAT has always been more than “just a practice” test because it also acts as the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying...
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