Last spring, we said goodbye to the traditional paper-and-pencil version of the SAT and hello to the Digital SAT. So far, as students adjust to the updated content and testing mode, the transition to the new test has been met with mostly positive reviews. As we sit...
At first, there were a few test optional colleges. Then, the pandemic hit, and test optional admissions became more common. Now, some colleges are reversing those policies with the possibility of more changes ahead. Looking back over the last several years, it’s...
On March 9, 2024, students across the country sat down to take the new Digital SAT, a shorter test of math and verbal skills that is administered entirely on a computer. This isn’t the first time the SAT has changed: new versions of the SAT were previously launched as...
Whether you are the parent of a sophomore who is planning ahead for next year’s college admissions testing or a junior who is trying to figure out which test to take to maximize your scores heading into senior year, it’s always good to get to know your testing...
UPDATED JANUARY 2024 Why Self-Proctor? Before opening night of a play, actors conduct dress rehearsals to ensure a successful performance. It is similarly worthwhile to complete proctored SAT or ACT® exams that simulate typical testing conditions. Current and...
As we head into the fall and a new school year, the leaves won’t be the only things changing. These next several months mark the last chance students have to take a paper SAT with December 2023 as the last date for the paper SAT and March 2024 as the start date for...
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