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How To Write a CCOT Essay for the AP® World History Exam
Learn how to craft a compelling response to the Continuity and Change Over Time (CCOT) essay on the AP® World History exam. This question is part of the long essay question (LEQ) section of the test.
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How to Get a 36 on ACT® Reading
Achieving your desired score on ACT® Reading might seem daunting, but with the right strategies, it’s absolutely within reach. This article discusses some proven tips on how to get a 36 on ACT Reading.
5 Tips to Score a 36 on the ACT® English
Master the ACT® English section with these expert tips to sharpen your skills, manage your time wisely, and aim for a perfect 36.
Ace the ACT®: How to Get 36 on ACT Science
Getting a 36 on the ACT® Science isn’t just for science geniuses. With the right prep and tips, students like you have done it! Let’s bust the myth and show you how to reach your goal.
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Pronoun and Number Errors: Tips and Tricks To Crack This Error on the SAT® Writing Exam
Learn helpful tricks like spotting to improve mistakes with pronoun and number agreements and crack number errors on the SAT® writing section
How To Prepare Homeschooled Students for the SAT® Exam
Learn about important SAT® registration tips and how homeschooled students can prepare for SAT online
How To Get SAT® Fee Waiver
“ Learn about the benefits of SAT test taking and get the chance to earn scholarship opportunities and fee waivers”
How To Create an SAT® Prep Schedule: Ultimate Study Plan
You can create an SAT test prep schedule by setting goals, reviewing the exam structure, and taking full-length practice tests. You can learn more about creating an effective schedule in
How To Study for the SAT® and ACT® Exams Over the Summer
To study for the ACT® or SAT®, you should focus on your study plan, take full-length practice tests, and set a schedule for studying. You can learn how to study
How To Make SAT® Prep Fun
Organize a study group, take SAT® test prep games, attempt zoom call study groups to make SAT prep more fun at home.