In the post-pandemic era, the state of the job market has changed dramatically. Between rolling layoffs, transitions to remote or hybrid work models, and a new appreciation for work-life balance, many people have begun reevaluating their career path and whether they are satisfied with it. For some, this results in so-called “quiet quitting,” where an […]
Continue readingFor some, taking a career test can help you find a profession you never knew you would enjoy. For others, the experience might help answer some personal questions you have about your work/life balance. Personally, I never considered taking a career test at all. Throughout my life, I thought I was one of the lucky […]
Continue readingBeing some of the most popular publishers for reference books, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that a lot of people end up torn between the Barron’s AP Biology vs. Cliffs AP Biology debate. These two are possibly some of the most highly recommended review books for the course, making it harder for new students […]
Continue readingWhile some high schools only offer one test or the other, some allow you to choose between the SAT or the ACT. You may also decide to take the tests independently at a testing center, giving you more freedom to choose. There’s a lot to keep in mind when applying to college admissions, and deciding between […]
Continue readingIf you’re scheduled to take the SATs or just finished the test recently, I bet you’re wondering about your college applications and mulling the question: “do SAT scores have to be received by application deadline?”Here’s the bottom line: your SAT scores should be sent at least 2 weeks in advance of the college application deadline. […]
Continue readingThe debate as to whether SAT scores should play a role in college admissions continues to rage. Many believe that the time has come to base admissions to college or university on other factors, which in turn would render the SAT taken at high schools completely optional.For the time being, whether or not you want […]
Continue readingIncreasingly, colleges across the United States are showing preference to applicants that have sat and passed the non-compulsory SAT with essay test. Given that the SAT with essay is technically an optional extra, its importance can be underestimated or overlooked entirely. Nevertheless, students that take the SAT essay at high school (or later) are statistically […]
Continue readingSecond only to low SAT test scores, sending scores too late to count towards your college application is the ultimate nightmare. You worked hard, you made all the right moves, and you came out with an SAT score to be proud of. Unfortunately, you then lost track of time, perhaps didn’t understand the importance of […]
Continue readingThe essay used to be a major part of the SATs, but now that it has become optional and on the brink of discontinuation, I bet you’re wondering: “Does the SAT essay matter?” or “Should I showcase the essay portion of my SATs?”If you’re on this boat and would like some clarity, read further. This […]
Continue readingAnyone who’s dreaming of getting into a very good university in the United States knows that they need to ace the SATs if they want to get a step closer to their dreams. With the scale of this exam, however, it can feel like a major undertaking. The size of the test coverage alone would […]
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