After the 2016 SAT redesign, both the SAT and ACT are closer than ever in terms of content and format. However, there are still a few key differences remaining between these two standardized test formats. Here are a few SAT vs ACT major differences to be aware of when considering which test to ultimately focus your time and studies on. Let us help you prepare for standardized tests with our…

Besides the SAT itself, you can also take the SAT Subject Tests. These tests are administered by the College Board. Unlike the regular SAT, SAT Subject Tests focus on specific areas of interest. Here are five reasons to take the SAT Subject Tests. Don’t forget to learn about our various SAT prep course options today. [sat_one] Stand Out To Admissions Boards Admissions boards are looking for every piece of information…

Most people you run into don’t like doing Math. Of that percentage, even less enjoy doing it without the aid of their trusty calculators. Unfortunately, when taking the SAT, there is a specific set of questions requiring you to do just that. Thankfully, we have the following SAT no calculator tips to help you out when the time comes. Take a minute to learn about our various SAT prep courses…

When looking at Ivy League schools and what SAT scores you need to get in, don’t worry; you don’t have to have a perfect score to gain entry. We are going to break down scores across the Ivy League via the middle 50 percentiles. These scores reflect what students enrolled scored in the bottom 25% of SAT test takers and the top 25% of test-takers in a given year. For…

Many people out there don’t like dealing with Math more than is absolutely necessary, especially when it comes to tests. Unfortunately, the SAT and ACT will test you thoroughly on a number of Math concepts you need, in order to prove your knowledge and succeed in college. Here are some of the key ACT vs SAT Math differences to be aware of when deciding which test you should study for and take…

When it comes to calculator usage, the SAT has much more leeway in terms of what you can and cannot use on test day. For reference, here is the latest SAT calculator list. For more information and strategies on how to succeed on the SAT, be sure to check out our various SAT classes available year-round. [sat_one] SAT Calculator Policy Basics Let’s first go over where you can use a…

If you are preparing for college and need to take an SAT Math subject test to get into the program of your dreams, then the choice sounds simple – Math 1 or Math 2. Choosing between SAT Math Level 1 or 2 requires thinking about a number of different factors, which we’ll discuss to help you make the right choice for yourself. If taking the guesswork out of test prep…

Many students dread the Math portion of the SAT, either because Math is a tough subject for them, or because they have yet to learn some of the more advanced topics in school. You can crack the Math tests by memorizing the most important equations and formulas, writing out your solutions step-by-step, knowing when to put your calculator away, drawing pictures, and keeping a deliberate problem-solving pace to avoid making…

Whether you haven’t encountered some of the more advanced topics in school yet, or math is simply a difficult subject for you, there are plenty of things you can do to improve your SAT Math score. But like most things in life, it will take a lot of hard work to do so. If you’re willing to keep track of your time with a journal, improve your understanding of calculator…

In high school, I raised my own SAT score 760 points from average to perfect. Of the 50 million students who have taken the SAT, approximately 10,000 have gotten a perfect score — just 0.02%. A perfect SAT score completely changed my life: I got into prestigious universities (I just completed an MD/MBA from Yale and USC), won a quarter-million dollars in college scholarships, and even got to meet the…