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How To Interpret the Digital SAT® Score Report
Check out this guide to learn about your SAT® total score, subscores, section scores, and more, so you know how to read your Digital SAT® score report!
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Top 5 Mistakes On ACT® Science And How To Avoid Them.
Enhance your ACT® Science results by understanding and avoiding these 5 frequent errors. Improve your study approach today!
Decoding the ACT®: What Makes a Good Score vs. a Bad Score?
If you’re looking to ace the ACT®, don’t miss out on this guide! Know what is a good & bad ACT score and how to improve it to get into your dream college.
6 Common Grammatical Errors on ACT® English And How to Avoid Them
Learn about the 6 most common mistakes and grammatical errors that students make on the ACT® English section and strategies on how to avoid them.
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5 Things to Know for College Admissions
Master the college admissions process with our 5 tips. From early planning to financial aid options, get all you need to know for college entry.
The Bright Side of Distance Learning
Learn more about the opportunities that come with school districts turning to distance learning this school year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Subject-Verb Agreement on the SAT® and ACT® Exams
Did you know 3.3% of the questions on the SAT® and ACT® deal with subject-verb agreements? Become more familiar with the different ways this rule shows up on the exams.
What You Need to Know About Dashes for the SAT® and ACT® Exams
Both the SAT® and ACT® exams test students on when dashes should be used. Learn more about what you need to know about dashes so you’re ready on exam day.
When and When Not to Use Commas on the SAT® Exam
Learn when and when not use commas while taking the SAT® exam with our examples. Find more examples by signing up for an SAT 7 day free trial!
A Comparison of the ACT® & SAT®
This infographic will look at the similarities and differences on the ACT and SAT including scoring, test materials, sections of test, tips for taking each, and how to decide which