As it has become increasingly common to take the SAT numerous times in order to maximize potential scores, it is absolutely possible that your score may increase over time. The caveat is that increasing your score requires intense practice and studying. This is why we suggest taking full-length SAT practice tests until you are satisfied […]

A test-optional policy means that an institution does not require that standardized test scores be submitted however, applicants may choose to submit their scores if they feel that it is an accurate representation of their abilities. Although test-optional policies have become increasingly common, we highly suggest still submitting standardized test scores. The reason for this […]

The SAT and ACT are both standardized tests widely used for college admissions in the United States, but determining whether one is harder than the other depends on the individual student. The SAT, administered by the College Board, has a stronger emphasis on evidence-based reading, writing, and math, with a focus on problem-solving and data […]

Submission of both the SAT and ACT depends on the schools you are applying to. Standardized tests are an important aspect of the admissions process. Numerous institutions stopped standardized tests in the wake of the pandemic, but many have begun to reverse their decisions. Because of this, it’s suggested that students take both the SAT […]