Under the gun, and feeling the need to make a decision about which tests to take: the ACT, the SAT, or both? Relax! The reality is that neither test is superior to the other. Here’s some information that’ll help you make your decision. ACT vs. SAT The decision of which one to take may be determined simply by whatever admission criteria is laid out by your school of choice. However, if the school doesn’t specify…
The only bad way to prepare for standardized tests is not to prepare. You don’t need to work with a tutor for three hours…
The Preliminary Standardized Assessment Test (PSAT), also known as the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT), are meant to test your knowledge and prepare…
The ACT® writing test gives you several options when making a decision about your writing, so we’ve put together this list of prompts. Created…
Navigating the world of college admission exams such as the ACT® can be daunting. As a student or a parent of a student getting…
The ACT® is changing some of its format beginning in September of 2015. The main changes to the ACT test involving the four sections…
The PSAT or the PSAT/NMSQT is an important test that you’ll likely take as a sophomore or a junior. There are a lot of…
With a large number of government workers preparing to retire, there is a growing opportunity for employment in civil service careers. Civil service is…
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a test for high school students taken when they are in 10th, 11th, and 12th grade,…