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Is the SAT® Graded on a Curve?
The word on the street lately is that the SAT is graded on a curve. Is this really true? If so, how does it affect students? Read
Top 10 Things to Do to Prepare for the ACT®/SAT®
If you are preparing to take the ACT or SAT, you want to be certain you are doing all you can to get ready for these important tests. Taking ACT
The 3 Best Ways to Stay Motivated When Prepping for the ACT®/SAT®
Staying motivated is hard when studying for the ACT® or SAT®, but we give you 3 quick ways to keep on going.
When Should I Start Studying for the ACT®/SAT®?
How long does it take to study for the ACT or SAT? It’s an important question, as studying too long before the test will make it hard for you
What Math Formulas Are Given on the ACT®/SAT®?
Studying for the ACT® or SAT® is not a one-size-fits-all, but it is essential how much effort you put into studying with the right material.
In What Grade Do You Take the ACT®/SAT®?
You may be wondering when to register for the ACT or SAT so you can send scores along with your college applications. You may also be curious about retesting. Here’s