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College Board SAT Practice App–where is it?
Summary: The College Board “SAT Practice App” is not yet available for download; it is scheduled for launch in September, 2015. (Source) If you have the new College Board SAT prep book, you may have noticed that there is now an option to score your test electronically using the College Board SAT Practice app. However, if you…
Last chance! Sign up by the end of May (2011) for the last early-bird promotion
Our last discount expires soon! As you may recall, every year we’ve run a promotion to encourage people to sign up for our SAT summer courses early. Many of our classes are already full or almost full, but we’re still offering a discount for people who sign up by the end of May. It helps…
Free repeat of SAT in October for June test-takers
Summary: If you took the SAT Reasoning Test in June of 2015, you are entitled to a free retake of the SAT in October, 2015. In response to the recent misprint in the June 6th, 2015 official SAT exam, the College Board has offered a free retake of the test to those who were affected…
The Redesigned SAT (2016): An Overview
Summary: The SAT will change significantly in the spring of 2016. These changes will affect high school students of the class of 2017. Students should strongly consider taking the ACT in addition to the SAT and see which they perform better on. Some (but not all) important changes include: The types of questions will change….
UC Personal statement prompts for Fall 2013
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June SAT-takers–your test scores will NOT be canceled
An additional five minutes spent studying for a test may not seem like that big a deal; an additional five minutes spent on one of the most important, timed college entrance exams for U.S. colleges, on the other hand, has led to the nullification of part of almost half a million SAT tests. On Saturday, June 6th, 2015…