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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.
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We’ve Got Some Big News
I am so excited to announce that we have launched a brand new test-prep resource for high school students — the PSAT® Practice Test!
Does Retaking the SAT® or ACT® Improve My Score?
Both the SAT and the ACT are major examinations, and many students find that they do not perform as well as they would like the first time they take these
How Do I Register For the SAT®?
Registering for the SAT test sounds like it should be easy, but it’s actually a bit complicated and takes around 30 minutes to complete. If you make a mistake during
How to Score a 36 on the ACT® in 5 Simple Steps
Follow our ACT® experts 5 simple steps that can help you achieve a perfect 36 score on your ACT exam.
Should I Take the ACT® or SAT®?
In 2018, this question was answered by approximately 4 million students. Out of that 4 million, 1.9 million took the ACT, and 2.1 million took the SAT; about 40% of students took both.
How to prep for the SAT®/ACT® when your schedule is already full
Sometimes it all feels like too much. Tough classes to power up your GPA, extracurricular activities and volunteer projects to boost your resume, scholarship applications to bank the needed funds