Posts from ArborBridge

Dear ArborBridge, I was looking at the score ranges for some of the schools my daughter wants to apply to and I don’t understand what it means when a school lists incoming freshman scores as [...]

One of the more popular SAT subject tests is Mathematics Level 2.  Until recently, this test was technically called the Math IIC test, the “C” referring to the fact that the use of a graphing [...]

The other day, an article published in my alma mater’s campus newspaper caught my eye. The University of Illinois experienced record high enrollment this year, owing much of it to a boom in [...]

TOKYO, September 13, 2013—The role that honor plays in Japanese culture is unlike anything I, and most other Americans, know. It appears in the most public of ways, from the unflinching [...]

Many students struggle with the math section of the SAT, often because the questions seem to be presented and phrased in confusing ways. Here are 5 quick steps to improve your score on the math [...]

With the ACT this weekend signaling the opening of the Fall testing season, emotions are beginning to escalate for test taking students. One of the most common feelings students feel as the test [...]

In a world of innovative online learning tools, no task is better suited for online learning than is studying for standardized tests. On the other hand, nothing can replace the power of personal [...]

Dear Sallie, I am taking Chemistry as a sophomore and am trying to determine the best time to sit for the Chemistry SAT Subject Test. Is it advisable to take the subject test after my sophomore [...]

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – If you mention revolution around the Middle East, people get nervous. But a most positive sort of revolution is afoot in Saudi Arabia. By some estimates, as many as 70,000 [...]

About your score A critical reading score between 500 and 590 places you in the 50th-75th percentile of students. This means you scored better than 50% of students but worse than 25% of students. [...]