Why Test Scores Are Needed: The 4.0 GPA Isn’t Enough Anymore
The relevant question is not “Can I apply to a college without test scores?” It’s: “Should I apply without test scores?”
Trends to Watch for ACT-SAT Testing
Excerpts from an article by Bruce Reed With the most popular spring test dates coming up, it’s the right time to consider the latest testing revelations that are shaping the… Read more »
The Best Approach to ACT/SAT Prep
What are the specific steps to take (and avoid) for your student to achieve his or her best results on the ACT or SAT? Unlock the secrets to success at… Read more »
Changes Are Coming to the SSAT
Because of Covid, last year’s SSAT testing was a bit messy. Things should be more normal for the 2021-22 season, but what does that mean for Middle Level and Upper… Read more »
Summer Break or Summer School? Tough Question!
Fulton County Schools are gearing up for 30,000 students this summer in a nontraditional summer school experience. Kids will engage in hands-on learning and fun activities hosted at 35 sites… Read more »
How Did Test-Optional Students Fare?
The acceptance letters are out, and the numbers are in. At most of the highly selective colleges and universities, applications were up, admit rates were down and test scores were still important to be admitted to the Class of 2025.
Beware the Computer-Based ACT Exam
Computer-based testing (CBT) for ACT and SAT has been on the horizon for years. Here are some important caution signs.
Chegg: The Preferred Platform for Cheating in College
When 6.6 million college students want ‘help’ with online tests or time-consuming assignments, Chegg is the 24/7 answer. Sadly, there is rampant cheating and Chegg’s business is growing fast.
Colleges Need Students — Now More Than Ever
By Rick Clark, Director of Admission at Georgia Tech The Future of College Admission? Let me start by saying this: I’m no futurist. My family is quick to point out… Read more »
The SAT and the ACT Will Probably Survive the Pandemic—Thanks to Students
Despite colleges dropping their testing requirements because of the coronavirus, students continue to sign up for the exams, believing that a score is the key to admission. Jeffrey Selingo Journalist… Read more »