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Looking Ahead to the SAT and ACT (As a Sophomore)

As a test prep tutor, I work with many juniors every year, and as an academic history and English tutor, I work with many sophomores. Many of my sophomore students and their parents have heard from friends and elder siblings that junior year is hectic, so they understandably want to get started ...

 

COVID-19 Update: Graduate School Admissions Exams

In light of the COVID-19 public health crisis, all major graduate school admissions tests (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT) have now updated their policies and procedures to ensure that students are still able to sit for those exams and apply to grad school programs. Here’s what you need to know about ...

 

How to Plan for AP Exams and College Admissions Tests: A Backward-Planning Approach

How to Plan for AP Exams and College Admissions Tests: A Backward-Planning Approach Successful test preparation rarely happens by accident. Students who perform well on AP exams and college admissions tests typically follow a clear plan—one that works backward from test dates and academic. ...

 

Preparing for a College Major in STEM

As a math and physics dual major, I found my university level math and physics classes both challenging and rewarding. The challenge forced me to become a better version of myself and to continually strive to achieve a better understanding of the universe and the logical structures we use to ...

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