Posts from ArborBridge

Last updated 3/31/2020. As school closures and testing cancellations spread worldwide, U.S. colleges and universities are slowly but surely releasing updates to their admissions policies. As [...]

Many parents have kids home from school for the next few weeks. And they’re juggling working remotely at the same time. We’re hearing it from all of our parents (and even dealing with it [...]

It’s tough navigating school closures and extracurricular cancellations. It’s even harder that these closures overlap with AP, IB, SAT/ACT, and final exams.  At ArborBridge, we have a decade of [...]

Artificial intelligence? Machine learning? What on earth do they have to do with the SAT and ACT? At first glance, it may seem odd for a test prep company to explore artificial intelligence (AI) [...]

The SAT Writing section loves to test students on punctuation. These questions assess how well students use basic punctuation marks, such as periods, commas, and semicolons. Often, students feel [...]

On the SAT Writing section, some questions ask you not only to decide if a proposed edit should occur but also why. A lot of students assume that because there are two parts to each answer [...]

Geometry is like camping. Most people either absolutely love it or can’t wait to deconstruct their triangular tents and leave the woods for good. Aptly, one of the most common SAT geometry [...]

The SAT Math section requires a comprehensive understanding of proportions, rates, and ratios. These concepts are often tested through “Unit Conversion” questions. Unit Conversion questions give [...]

The SAT Writing section does an excellent job of rewarding those students who read the passage carefully and penalizing those who do not. Perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in the [...]

One of the more challenging aspects of the SAT Writing section is the “Words in Context” question type. Words in Context (WIC) questions ask you to read a sentence or phrase and decide which word [...]