Posts from ArborBridge

Students who take the SAT need to master subjects like algebra, grammar, and vocabulary. But the most challenging part of the SAT, especially for international students, often involves [...]

For some students, choosing between the SAT and ACT is like choosing between doing the dishes and taking out the garbage. Both exams are fraught with challenges and pressures that make them [...]

Yesterday’s announcement from the College Board about impending changes to the SAT exam set the college admission world abuzz. University admissions officers, college counselors, students, [...]

With tens of thousands of American expatriate children living overseas and countless more with multiple passports, an international childhood is becoming ever more common. So-called [...]

In 2013, more of our students reached their goals on the SAT and ACT than ever before. Extending our reach to 32 countries and 147 schools, we worked with our most diverse group of students yet. [...]

The first big tranche of high school seniors has found out where they’re headed next year, as colleges released their Early Action and Early Decision notifications. Those who got deferred, [...]

Though on the surface they may appear to be very similar, the SAT and the ACT are very different. While both tests require similar skills, the ACT requires those skills to be performed much [...]

DUSSELDORF, Germany—The most physically imposing volleyball team I have ever seen was that of Rutgers-Newark in the mid-1990s. If this sounds like an obscure bit of sports history, please bear [...]

Vu is one of ArborBridge’s most treasured tutors. In his sessions, he is able to seamlessly blend SAT a or ACT instruction with his unique brand of mentorship. Vu’s charisma, dedication to his [...]

Prospective college applicants who were anticipating the new, redesigned SAT exam must consign themselves to the current version for another year. In an email to college counselors and university [...]