Posts from ArborBridge

Today the ACT announced that it will no longer grade the ACT Writing Test on a scale of 1–36. Beginning in September of 2016, the ACT will return to the old Writing scale of 2–12. Why the sudden [...]

This week the College Board finally released the percentile charts for the new SAT. As we reported last month, the College Board had released preliminary data on the first round of new SAT scores [...]

The ACT was forced to cancel its June 11th administration in both Hong Kong and South Korea due to a confirmed leaked exam. According to ACT spokesman, Ed Colby, the cancellation on Saturday [...]

Today we’re excited to feature a post by our friends at Story2, who help students around the world achieve U.S. college admission success through strengthening the application essay. Hear [...]

What Do the Language Subject Tests Look Like? The Language Subject Tests are multiple-choice exams with 80-85 questions to be completed in 60 minutes. There are nine modern and ancient languages [...]

By Lisa Mayo Let’s take a look at the SAT Physics Subject Test. What does the Physics Subject Test Look Like? The Physics Subject Test is a one-hour long, 75-question, multiple choice exam [...]

Let’s take a look at the SAT U.S. and World History Subject Tests. What Do the History Subject Tests Look Like? There are two options for History Subject Tests. You can either take the U.S. [...]

We’re pleased to feature Ethan Sawyer from College Essay Guy on ArborBridge’s blog this month. Check out his post, “How to Make Sure Your College Application Is Doing Its [...]