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The Top Things You Need To Know About The AP Government Test
If you’re in your junior or senior year of high school, you might be preparing for an AP Government course. At the end of this class, you’ll have a chance to take the AP Government test and potentially earn credit toward your college degree. Taking the AP Government...
8 Reasons Having a Foreign Language Tutor Is a Good Idea
Some students can breeze through their high school years without a problem. But most students need a little help along the way. Learning a foreign language is a skill where even the smartest kids often run into challenges, especially if they are studying one that...
How To Prioritize SAT and ACT Prep During The Summer
Summer is finally here! High school students are probably ready for some much-deserved rest and relaxation. They might have job plans or an internship. But don't overlook the benefits of summer test prep. Test prep is a long-term process, so you want to take every...
The 2021 AP Calculus Exams: Format and Tips
Recent research shows that around 1.2 million high school students took at least one AP exam in 2020. That's more than 38% of the total U.S. student population. Is your high-schooler planning to take one this year? If so, it pays to be prepared. This is especially...
Does Your Student Need Help Mastering Chemistry? Here Are Some Signs…
There's no denying that chemistry can be a tricky subject, even for students who love science. Between learning the elements, mastering the math, and navigating the vocabulary, it can be more than a little overwhelming. Thankfully, there are resources that can help. A...
The Advice You Need On How To Study for the AP Language and Composition Exam
The AP Language and Composition test is one of the most popular AP exams. In 2019, over 10% of the more than five million students who took AP exams took the Language and Composition test. AP Lang is most often taken by high school juniors, many of whom go on to take...