by Robby Gonzales | May 22, 2020 | College Readiness, Test Prep
The ACT rolls out an important exam change this fall. After sitting for a full-length ACT exam, students can re-test individual sections (rather than repeat a full exam) in hopes of a better section and overall ACT superscore — the total of...
by admin | Mar 17, 2020 | Blog, Study Tips, Test Prep
Taking a free, proctored practice test in our office is an ideal way to establish a baseline score or “train” for the day you take the ACT or SAT. But maybe our practice test schedule won’t work for you or you live in a remote location. (Or, as is the case now,...
by admin | Mar 3, 2020 | Blog, Study Tips, Test Prep
Protons or neutrons? Mass or density? The very idea of a standardized exam that tests scientific vocabulary, facts, and formulas makes many students shudder in terror! The ACT’s Science section is perhaps the most misunderstood (and dreaded) part of some student’s...
by admin | Feb 18, 2020 | Test Prep
Ever run a marathon? If you have, you know you can’t just hit the road and expect to run the entire race. You need a training plan that involves building up distance, speed and stamina over an extended period. It incorporates rest, recovery, good nutrition, and an...
by admin | Feb 11, 2020 | Test Prep, Tutor Spotlight
Our SAT and ACT prep teams are not just committed educators and teachers. They are entrepreneurs, scientists, marathon runners, and mountain climbers who are eager to share their experiences, setbacks, and productivity hacks, all with an eye to helping others find...
by admin | Feb 4, 2020 | Study Tips, Test Prep
One of the worst feelings in the world is when you wake up with a tickle in your throat. You know what’s coming. That tickle is the first sign of what is sure to be a downward spiral. It soon becomes a sore throat, and then your energy level starts to...
