No matter what test you’re preparing for, the first step in any successful prep program is understanding the rules of the game. Or, as a wise man (Kendrick Lamar? Pretty sure it was Kendrick) once said, “Know your enemy.”
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Many students go into a standardized test reading section ready to tackle the passages and questions as they would in English class. Herein lies the problem, however. At its core, the SAT Reading section does
Chances are that if you’re taking a standardized test you’ll have to do some reading comprehension. However, it’s important to note that not all reading sections are created equal. The College Board will tell you
Now that the GRE At Home has become a permanent option, students applying to grad schools, including law schools and business schools, have a choice: Should I take the test in the comfort of my home
Quick, what’s bigger, A or B? Or, perhaps they’re both equal? Or, maybe you just can’t tell. If you’re beginning to prepare for the GRE, these are precisely the considerations you have to make on
What many in the testing industry have suspected has now become a reality — the GMAT Online, the at-home version of the GMAT, is now a permanent option. Originally implemented in April of last year
You’re poised to sit for the GRE as you seek admittance into the graduate program of your choice. The question invariably arises: What’s a good score on the GRE? Perhaps to your chagrin, the answer
The GRE At Home was introduced last year when the pandemic first hit in the early spring of 2020. Designed to be a temporary fix to the spate of GRE test center closings, this testing alternative
When the College Board overhauled the SAT in 2016, they did more than change the content and scoring: they also tried to make third party prep and resources obsolete. In preparation for the new SAT,
Despite the hopes of many, all of the world’s problems were not immediately solved when the calendar flipped from 2020 to 2021. It’s fair to say, however, that signs point to the fact that things are at least heading in a more encouraging direction: College Board has announced that Subject Tests are finally dead.
In a long-requested but nonetheless surprising move, the SAT will no longer include an essay portion, announced the College Board on Tuesday. The essay portion of the test, which is a fifth section that purportedly