For many high school students, the PSAT is their first big standardized test. The PSAT is often considered a practice test, but it is technically a preliminary test for the SAT. Here’s why you should study and take the PSAT seriously: If a student is familiar with the format, directions, and questions on the PSAT, then his or her error…
Connecticut Students: Wondering what to do with your April 5th SAT Scores released on May 8th? 1. Understand Your Score Report Here are the key scores every student should know: Total Score: The total score out of 1600 is the most important number to consider. It’s the sum of your scores on both Evidence-Based Reading & Writing and Math. There…
As many students begin their spring break vacations this month, many high school students and their parents may start the initial rite of college passage: the campus visit! But, with over 3000 colleges in the United States alone, how do you begin to develop a college list? Juniors: Now might be a good time to take stock of who you…
Attention High School Juniors! Blizzard Blog: March 14th, 2017 Top Five Things High School Juniors Should Do To Prepare For The April 2017 SAT! (First: Get Out Of Bed – 18 inches of snow does not give you permission to sleep all day!) These last two years have been a bit of a whirlwind in the land of college test…
For many high school students, the PSAT is their first big standardized test. The PSAT is often considered a practice test, but it is technically a preliminary test for the SAT. If Guidance gave you the PSAT practice test #2 – use it to prepare. The test is also available on the College Board website. Here’s why you should study…
