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How to Self-Study for the SAT®
Are you ready to conquer the SAT® on your own terms? It’s time to take charge of your prep journey! This guide will equip you with the essential strategies to master the SAT through self-study. From pinpointing your strengths and weaknesses to curating the ultimate study arsenal, we’ll walk you through every step of the process.
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Which AP® Exams Will Be Digital In 2024?
Exams for 8 AP® subjects will be administered digitally in 2024. Learn how the transition to digital format affects your prep strategy.
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?
One of the most common questions students ask when preparing for the ACT® is, “What counts as a good score?” The answer depends on your goals, but knowing where your score falls is a great start.
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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
How to Register for the SAT® Exam
Learn how to register for the SAT Exam with our easy-to-follow step-by-step guide, so you don’t have to stress.
Commas With Parenthetical Information on the SAT® and ACT® Exams
Learn how to identify commas with parenthetical information so you can ace grammar on the SAT and ACT.
Commas and Quotations on the SAT® Exam
Here are a few quick rules that can help when you’re working on questions about commas and quotations on the SAT Writing and Language Test.
Commas after Introductory Information on the SAT® and ACT® Exams
On both, the SAT and ACT exams test student knowledge about commas after introductory. Learn how to identify the correct and incorrect way to use commas.
Commas and Appositives on the SAT® and ACT® Exams
Both the SAT and ACT exams expect students to know whether or not appositives should be set off from the rest of the sentence with commas.