Posts from ArborBridge

Today was the first day that test prep professionals were allowed to take the new SAT at official test sites around the world. Many of our tutors and students sat in on the exam. In this blog [...]

Let’s take a look at the SAT Literature Subject Test. What Does the Literature Subject Test Look Like? The Literature Subject Test is a passage-based, multiple-choice exam with 60 questions to be [...]

Just last month, co-founder of both ArborBridge and internet sensation, Wait But Why, Tim Urban, survived the daunting task of doing a TED Talk. Read the full story behind Tim’s Talk [...]

This past month, ArborBridge’s Director of Tutoring, Sean Quinn, appeared as a guest on the radio show, For Women Over 40. What’s covered in the show? Who tries to get into college [...]

We made it to the last Tests Uncovered post! It’s hard to believe our first post of the series was published back in May of 2015. In the months since then, we have covered just about [...]

The field of education is not without its own elements of “truthiness.” These are insights that feel right, with little regard to facts or evidence. In the classroom, these elements are passed [...]

This week we are taking a look at what to write on the Redesigned SAT Essay Section. What should your essay look like? The redesigned SAT will provide you with 4 lined pages for your essay. You [...]

This week we are taking a look at The Passage on the Redesigned SAT Essay Section. What does the passage look like? The redesigned SAT essay passage is a 650–750-word speech or article intended [...]

By now, students on the East Coast have most likely heard about the snowstorm that is predicted to hit the D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City regions this weekend. This report is especially [...]

This week we are taking a look at Argument Questions on the Redesigned SAT Writing Section. What does this question look like? These questions will ask a student to determine the purpose of a [...]