How do I register for the ACT test? SAT test registration?
As a certified high school English teacher and test prep expert, a question I hear often from parents and students is, “How do I register for the ACT and SAT tests?” For ACT tests, go here: www.act.org For SAT tests, go here: http://www.collegeboard.org I would allow...
The All-digital SAT– facts from the College Board
Through our contacts at College Board, the NTPA received the following notes about the New Digital, Computer Adaptive SAT being released next year. We hope that you will find the following information useful: You stated that the cost of the test is currently...
5 Reasons to register for the April and June ACT tests (or March and May SAT tests)
I am often asked by parents and students for guidance in navigating the test prep waters. As a nationally sought after test prep expert specializing in the ACT test, I have seen a little of everything in my twelve plus years in test prep—and 22 years in the high...
ACT Writing: Does my student need this optional writing section?
I am often asked by parents and students for guidance in navigating the test prep waters. As a nationally sought after test prep expert specializing in the ACT test, I have seen a little of everything in my twelve plus years in test prep—and 22 years in the...
To PSAT or not to PSAT? That is the question!
The quick answer is “NO” to the PSAT and Pre-ACT tests. I am often asked by parents and students for guidance in navigating the test prep waters. “Should my student take the PSAT test?” is a question that I receive often. As a nationally sought after test prep expert...
ACT test — non-weekend options
Does your student need an extra chance to score his/her highest on the ACT test? One option to consider is on-campus testing available through the ACT on many campuses in the US. These tests can be scheduled to fit the schedule of the student. They do have one catch:...
3 kinds of ACT & SAT test prep
It is true that test scores still matter in many cases, especially for student-athletes graduating from high school in 2022 and beyond. (If you have been blinded by the “test optional” hype, I would encourage you to research admissions percentages with and without...
5 Reasons that TEST OPTIONAL is NOT the safe way to apply
5 Reasons that TEST OPTIONAL is NOT the safe way to apply When colleges/universities started announcing that some schools would be TEST OPTIONAL due to the COVID pandemic, the internet was buzzing with parents hopeful about their child’s chances for college...
The 5 reasons students should take the June & July 2020 ACT tests
I am often asked by parents and students for guidance in navigating the test prep waters. As a nationally sought after test prep expert specializing in the ACT test, I have seen a little of everything in my ten plus years in test prep—and 22 years in the high school...
A word or two about free ACT Prep
Free test prep—is free really “free”? There are some thing in life that you just have to get guidance about. And one of those (for many) is how to conquer the ACT and SAT tests. Here is my take on test prep, and I will use an analogy: My hubby could try to fix...
5 Reasons to skip the ACT’s Single Section Retakes
When the ACT announced that they were allowing single-section retakes starting Fall 2020, the news was received with enthusiasm by parents and students. The thought was this was an easy way to increase a student's Superscore (What is a Superscore? ). I was not so...
Thinking of skipping the December ACT test? Think again!
Trust me, sign up for the December ACT test! 3 reasons the December ACT test is a GREAT one. I am often asked by parents and students for guidance in navigating the test prep waters. As a nationally sought after test prep expert specializing in the ACT test, I have...