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What to Bring to SAT? | Guide to What You Should and Shouldn’t Take to the Test

If you are about to take the SAT, you may feel a variety of emotions. Whether you’re anxious, nervous, afraid, or all of the above, being properly prepared can reduce your jitters and help make all the difference in your performance on test day. Sure, studying and taking practice tests is the most important preparation. […]

When Do You Take the SAT? | Choosing the Right Grade and Test Date Matter

Deciding when do you take the SAT is one of the first things that you have to do when you start considering your college options. As this exam plays a significant role in universities’ and colleges’ admission process, you definitely can’t just take the test without proper planning. This decision will have a huge impact […]

How to Study for the ACT | Prep Guide, Test Tips and Strategies For Passing the Exam

Preparing for a big test is one of the most stressful things that students go through. And with the weight of the ACT, it’s not surprising that it comes with a lot more pressure. However, by learning how to study for the ACT effectively, you can gain more confidence with your knowledge and test-taking skills. […]

Difference Between ACT and SAT | Guide to Test Formats, Subjects and Questions

High school students in the US, like in many parts of the world, are tested on their knowledge and college readiness using standardized exams. However, unlike in other countries, you have options in fulfilling the college admissions requirements for such. You can either take the SAT or the ACT, depending on various factors. It can […]

How much is the SAT? | Costs, Fees, and Waiver Availability

If you are wondering how much the SAT is, you are not alone. Many students wonder about this when about to sit for their SAT exams.SAT prices vary. SAT costs $49. It’s $64 if you include an optional essay. The fees are set annually by the College Board. $49 is the price for 2 main […]

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AP Lang Rhetorical Devices | Add Character & Dynamics to Your Writing

When taking the multiple choice section of the exam, you will encounter over 50 AP Lang rhetorical devices. Though that might seem like an intimidating number, we can break them into more manageable chunks. Luckily, the AP Lang exam prefers some rhetorical devices over others and we can use this to our advantage so we […]

AP Language and Composition Exam | Multiple Choice and Free Response Explained

It may still be too early to worry about what is on the GRE when you still haven’t aced the AP English exam, but it doesn’t hurt to look far ahead in the future if you want some additional motivation in crushing this Advanced Placement course. This may be one of the most popular AP […]

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