In figure skating, there’s a term that signifies the section where skaters receive their scores after a performance. It’s called the “kiss and cry” area. For many juniors and seniors in high school, they are experiencing their own version of … Continue reading
You’ve bought the study book and made countless vocabulary flashcards. The only problem? You haven’t used them for a single moment. With days to go until you sit in front of the SAT, you’re probably scrambling with worries of how … Continue reading
Maybe you didn’t get enough sleep. Maybe you lost track of time and spent too many seconds on each question. Maybe you were feeling ill that morning and never could snap out of the funk. Or perhaps you just blew … Continue reading
Worried about the SATs? Don’t sweat it. We’ve all been there. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of student responses and advice on how to combat this dreaded standardized test. Here are some of the best SAT tips, courtesy of … Continue reading
1. Don’t cram. Cramming the night before may work for your history exam, however, the SAT’s focus on built knowledge throughout your life. Cramming the night before will leave you fatigued, uneasy, and scattered. Instead, go into the exam with … Continue reading
Maybe you waited till the last minute to begin prepping for the SAT, but that doesn’t mean you have to feel defeated. We have a simple, 3-week plan that could have you on your way to a solid score. Feeling … Continue reading
At this point in the year, many college freshmen are more than halfway through a semester, having nearly gone through their first term of college. The newbie freshness of orientation has nearly all but worn off. However, there’s still one … Continue reading
The SAT Subject Test is like the pseudo-sequel to the SAT test. Where the SAT examines students’ knowledge in the areas of math, reading, and writing, the SAT Subject Test challenges students in specific subjects, from chemistry to literature to … Continue reading
Christmas may be a past memory, but one big event is coming up – the night before the SATs! You probably won’t wake up to gifts under any tree, but you will rise out of bed walking to the exam … Continue reading
High school (and specifically, junior year of high school) is full of new changes that can be overwhelming. Some of those challenges can’t be avoided, but some can – such as much of the stress that comes along with getting … Continue reading