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Best SAT® Prep YouTube Channels to Boost Your Score
Boost your SAT® score with the best SAT prep YouTube channels; get free tips, visual learning, and expert strategies to study smarter, anytime, anywhere!
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Best ACT® Prep YouTube Channels in 2025 | Top Free Video Resources to Boost Your Score
Discover the best ACT® prep on YouTube; expert-led videos, free walkthroughs, and strategy content tailored to help you boost your score with zero cost and total flexibility.

Best ACT® Flashcards to Ace the Test (2025–2026): Top Picks for Smart Study
Discover the best ACT® flashcards to supercharge your prep; boost memory, master key topics, and review anytime, anywhere.

Best ACT® Prep Websites in 2025 | Top Platforms to Boost Your Score
Online ACT® prep is the top choice in 2025 for its flexibility, affordability, and smart tools. Compare the best ACT prep websites to find your perfect match.
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7 Facts We Bet You Didn’t Know About the ACT®
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 Rise and Fall of the SAT® Adversity Score
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.

Test Your SAT® Knowledge (10 Little-Known Facts About the SAT)
You know and have heard all about the SAT® exam, but do you happen to know FACTS about the SAT? Test your knowledge!

3 Ways to Maximize Your Study for the SAT® | ACT®
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

SAT® Math: How to Take the Test
Follow our four easy steps to help you conquer the SAT® Math calculator and non-calculator portions of the exam on exam day!

How Many College Applications Should I Submit?
Wondering how many college applications to submit? Diversify your college applications between safety schools, target schools, and reach schools.