Clay Cooper

Clay is a double-perfect scorer - within one week, he earned a 1600 on an official SAT and at 36 on an official ACT! Clay has also achieved 99th percentile scores on the PSAT, ISEE, GMAT, GRE, and LSAT. He has taught and developed courses for high school, college, and graduate-level standardized tests extensively around the country, and specializes in the field. He has studied law at Georgetown University Law Center and worked in the legal field as well, for attorneys, judges, and the Tennessee Attorney General.

Articles by Clay Cooper:

Early Ivy League Acceptance Rates For Class Of 2022

January 4, 2018

The number one trend that is easily seen in the recently released numbers is a tightening up of early decision admissions by most schools across the board.

How To Qualify For ROTC Scholarships

December 29, 2017

Here then are the qualifications for many of those scholarships, divided by branch and requirements, including the minimum scores required for the SAT and ACT, which is useful for ROTC test prep.

The Old VS New SAT Breakdown

December 22, 2017

To make things easier, here are some of the differences between the old vs new SAT at a glance.

20 Tips For Successful College Visits

December 20, 2017

Here are 20 tips to make college visits as productive as possible within a short timeframe.

Top 35 Questions To Ask Your College Counselor

How To Win The National Merit Scholarship

December 13, 2017

A lot of the National Merit Scholarship process depends on a strict timetable throughout the high school years.

The Pros And Cons Of AP Classes

December 5, 2017

AP classes, in spite of their public image, have a number of pros and cons that every high student needs to know about and weigh before signing up for them.

How To Cram For The ACT

July 31, 2017

To cram the best you can, take a few practice exams and use them to focus your studying on your weaknesses; also, review some important concepts for each of the four tests.

A Healthy Diet For Your Child’s Academic Success

July 10, 2017

To boost your student’s brainpower, and give him or her all the energy needed for long study sessions, you should establish a diet that features lots of water, whole grains, berries, vegetables, beans, fish, nuts, and seeds, and limits trans fats and sugar.

Should You Take The SAT Or The ACT?

June 20, 2017

The tests are slightly different, particularly when it comes to science questions and calculator usage, but ultimately, it’s a personal decision that will depend on your academic goals.