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Best SAT® Tools for Parents to Support Their Child’s Prep
Discover the best SAT® tools for parents to guide, track, and support their child’s test prep boost accountability, reduce stress, and improve results.
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Best Places to Send Your ACT® Score for Free in 2025 | Where and How to Make the Most of Your Free Score Reports
With limited free score sends, every choice matters. Learn how to pick the best places to send your ACT® score for free based on your goals, deadlines, and scholarship opportunities.
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.
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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.
SAT® Prep: Questions, Explanations, Practice Test, and More
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College Resource Guide for Parents: Everything You Need to Know
View our resource guide for parents to learn more information before your child goes off to college.
AP® Test Prep: Biology, Calculus, APUSH & More
Looking to master your advanced placement exams? UWorld uses active learning to help you prepare for all of your AP tests. Choose from thousands of challenging questions, read detailed explanations
Valeriia’s Remarkable Journey to SAT® Success
International student finds success with UWorld College Prep’s SAT® product and achieved her goal of being accepted to Northwestern University.
You Can Study and Take a Break at the Same Time
Taking a break from studying is great for your mind, but here are great ways to take breaks and keep your mind sharp even when you’re not in school.