No doubt you will be watching more T.V. than ever during this time at home, and you’re likely to watch many speeches from officials who are giving us vital information and issuing orders to the public. This is an opportunity to practice your skills of rhetorical analysis!
So, you’re quarantined, social distancing, stuck at home, and going a little stir crazy. What’s the solution to pandemic boredom? (No, the answer is not “more Netflix.”) Intellectual stimulation!
Happy National Grammar Day! It’s the day we gatekeepers of grammar get to celebrate our punctuation prowess. All year long, we’ve endured rage from the uninformed… When you replied on Twitter, telling Steve it’s “you’re” not “your,” he rudely blocked you. When you pointed out the fact that Karen’s meme was missing a comma, she […]
There’s a new piece of the college-admissions puzzle to consider, and it’s all about your social media.
Feedback from other students can save you valuable time, unnecessary expense, and a whole lot of undue stress. With that in mind, take a look at what other students are saying about UWorld . . .
People might not love college readiness tests, but you know what people do love? Trivia! Test out your ACT knowledge with these 7 trivia questions about little-known ACT facts.
The SAT Adversity Score for all its good intentions received significant backlash from parents, teachers, and school counselors. We take a look at what happened.
You know and have heard all about the SAT exam, but do you happen to know the facts ABOUT the SAT? Test your knowledge!
Read our 3 ways to maximize your study time for the SAT or ACT. Set goals and expectations. Focus on what you got wrong and why. Stay accountable. Your future self will thank you for it.
Follow our four easy steps to help you conquer the SAT Math calculator and non-calculator portions of the exam on exam day!
Wondering how many college applications to submit? Diversify your college applications between safety schools, target schools, and reach schools.
International student finds success with UWorld College Prep’s SAT product and achieved her goal of being accepted to Northwestern University.
As you gear up for a high-stakes test like the SAT or ACT exam, a study group can be a beneficial supplement to dynamic online test prep. You don’t have to spend all your time studying alone — you can share your study journey with other determined test-takers.
When it comes time to prepare for a test, especially a high-stakes test like the SAT or ACT exam, many students ask this common question…
UWorld has launched an innovative new study option to help prepare you for the Writing and Language section on the SAT exam! And the reason is simple…