
Use of Apostrophes in Contractions: ACT® English Test
The ACT includes questions that require you to resolve punctuation errors. Learn how to use apostrophes in contractions & how to resolve their incorrect usage!

The ACT includes questions that require you to resolve punctuation errors. Learn how to use apostrophes in contractions & how to resolve their incorrect usage!

So, how much does SAT® prep improve your score? Read on to find out how your prep work can affect your final score on the SAT. Also includes prep-time tips!

ACT Data representation passages assess your skills with graphics, tables, and charts. Read on to learn how to tackle Data Representation in ACT Science.

Learn what to expect from the ACT® Science exam and how to improve ACT Science scores. Also includes quick tips to improve ACT Science scores.

The ACT® Reading exam has questions that test your understanding of the function of words and phrases and the development of ideas in a passage. Learn more here!

Most students do best when they plan the SAT® around 3 things: college deadlines, score-release timing, and school workload. In general, the best time to take the SAT for the first time is junior fall, when core math and reading skills are fresh, and there is still time to improve. Then you can retake in junior spring (if needed) and keep early senior fall as a backup. If you’re wondering when to take the SAT without burnout, this guide breaks down a practical schedule that fits most application timelines and gives you room to improve.