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Should I Take the ACT®/SAT® Again?
Is your ACT/SAT score lower than you need it to be? If so, don’t panic. You can take either one of these tests again in order to raise your score. What’s more, most colleges and universities allow you to superscore your test results.
Can you retake just one section of the ACT®/SAT®?
It’s a common scenario. During your junior or senior year of high school, you decide to take the ACT or SAT. But when you receive your scores, you’re disappointed to find that you did fairly well on each section except one.
ACT® and SAT® Essay Sections—Do You Really Need Them?
Preparing for the ACT or SAT, one of the decisions you will have to make is whether or not you are going to take the essay portion of your chosen test. Both the ACT and the SAT have made this testing portion optional, and taking the test with the essay costs more.
How Does Superscoring Work on the ACT®/SAT®?
If you’ve taken the SAT or ACT more than once but are still unhappy with your score, you may want to superscore your test results.
How Do I Register for the ACT®?
Registering for the ACT is not difficult, but it does take some time. To get through the registration process easily, you should enter it fully prepared.
What Do I Bring to My SAT® or ACT® Test?
You have worked hard to prepare for the ACT or SAT, and it is finally test day. However, you need to know what to bring to the testing center.
SAT® Math Section: What to Prepare For (Part 2)
In our previous blog, we explored the topics covered in “Heart of Algebra” and “Problem Solving and Data Analysis.” Now in Part 2, we will go over the topics in “Passport to Advanced Math” and “Additional Topics in Math.”
SAT® Math Section: What to Prepare For (Part 1)
These broad areas are great for categorizing questions but aren’t so great for detailed studying and knowing what to prepare for. Part 1 of this two-part blog series will explore the topics in “Heart of Algebra” and “Problem Solving and Data Analysis.”