Ivy League Acceptance Rates For The Class Of 2021
Have you ever wondered what it takes to get into an Ivy League university? At Prep Expert®, we get asked this question on an almost daily basis! Because we offer the most advanced, fast-paced SAT prep available, many of our students often focus on improving their test scores to attend an Ivy League school. Our table below is based on our very own, Prep Expert® predictions for the Ivy League…
Read MoreHow To Help Your Child Succeed On The SAT
Knowing how to step in and help your child prepare for the SAT can a slippery slope for both you and your child. The pressure on them today is crazy with the class workloads, rising education costs, student loans, etc. to worry about. So, how can you actually help your child succeed on the SAT while keeping everyone’s sanity in check along the way? Try our own PREP Checklist – Prepare, Rest,…
Read MoreThe Best Time To Take The SAT
When is the best time to take the SAT? This is the most common question I get asked. Let’s talk about your calendar and how a look into the life of a high school student can help you decide when the best time is to take the SAT. [sat_one] For the best help on your SAT coming up, check out Prep Expert®. Take It As A Junior It is recommended…
Read MoreThe Best Time To Take The ACT
Whether you’re a high school student or the parent of a high school student, figuring out when to take the ACT® test seems like an impossible task. But it really doesn’t have to be. We’re here to provide you the proper information to help determine the best time to take the ACT® test. Taking the ACT® test isn’t rocket science, but there is a science to it, and it can be difficult to…
Read MorePencils Up: The Origin and Evolution of the SAT
A question: Which historical exams played a role in the development of the SAT? [A] U.S.A. Military Army Alpha IQ exams in World War I [B] IQ tests administered to children in 1905 France [C] The U.S.A. Army-Navy College Qualifying Test during World War II [D] A and C [E] All of the Above E is correct and worth one point. Before 2016, selecting any other answer would result in…
Read MoreClass of 2017 National Merit PSAT Cutoff Scores
Class of 2017 National Merit PSAT Cutoff Scores [sat_one] Why Is PSAT Important? PSAT is the doorway to a National Merit Scholarship. PSAT scores just came out! Many parents and students don’t take the PSAT seriously because they think of it as a “Practice” SAT. However, the PSAT is important because it is also the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT). If you score high enough on it, you can…
Read MoreHow To Prepare For the PSAT
How To Prepare For the PSAT Many students and parents ask us if we offer a PSAT course at 2400 Expert. The answer is no. There is simply no reason to prep separately for the PSAT. The PSAT is essentially a dumbed-down version of the SAT. [sat_one] It is about half the length of the SAT, the math is not as difficult, and there is no essay section. However, the rest…
Read MoreHow Your Child Can Easily Win $100,000 in College Scholarships
Check out the video below to learn how your child can easily win $100,000 in college scholarships! This is only relevant to students who have not passed October of their junior year in high school. If your student is already passed this point in high school, he or she can still win many scholarships by scoring exceptionally well on the SAT or ACT! For more test strategy, college admissions, and…
Read MoreWhy I Only Studied For the SAT & Didn’t Even Look at the ACT
One of the most common questions that we get asked at 2400 Expert is “Should I take the SAT, ACT, or both?” [sat_one] High school counselors typically advise students to take both exams and see which one a student does better on. However, I do not agree with this advice. When I was in high school, I only studied for the SAT and didn’t even look at the ACT® test. Studying…
Read MoreThe College Board Lied About The New SAT
[sat_one] The College Board, the company that creates the SAT, has claimed that the New SAT coming out in March 2016 will no longer test students on obscure vocabulary words. The College Board lied. As I prepare to release my New SAT books, I am currently working through every New SAT question available. What I found was surprising: there are just as many obscure vocabulary words on the New SAT…
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