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Why we recommend the Math 2 and Literature SAT Subject Tests

Unlike the broad SAT, the SAT Subject tests focus on specific subjects taught in school. Because students are already preparing for finals at the end of the junior year, May or June is a good time to take the SAT Subject tests. Acing the SAT Subject tests is a great way to show what you’ve ...

 

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 ...

 

An Update on AP Exams

Our thoughts are with all of our AJ students and families. In this challenging time, health and safety are the utmost priority. We are also dedicated to keeping our students on track with their education.  Many of you high school students are beginning to think of AP exams. Please read ...

 

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 goals. A backward-planning approach helps families manage workload, reduce stress, and ...

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