Posts from ArborBridge

If you had told me 10 years ago that my work would be in test preparation, I would have looked at you and said, “That’s an industry?” My road here has taken a couple exploratory detours, but it [...]

Distance can be stressful. Descriptions of — and solutions to — the stress of the international life were on full, candid display at last month’s Sea Change Symposium on Global [...]

Dear ArborBridge, My son’s college consultant recommended that we use your services for SAT tutorial. I am interested in signing my son up for your Standard SAT program. Can you tell me how the [...]

Good luck tomorrow, we’re rooting for you! You’ve put in the preparation, time, and hard work that it takes to do your very best on the SAT tomorrow. We could not be more proud of [...]

9/28/2013 Dear ArborBridge, I am a student in Moscow and I plan on applying to University in the US in the fall of 2014. I know I need to take the SAT, SAT Subject Tests, and the TOEFL. The [...]

LONDON, Sept. 27, 2013—With the likes of Oxford, Cambridge, and other great universities, England practically invented the concept of modern higher education. Why, then, did over 3,000 high [...]

One of the biggest issues students face when approaching the SAT math is not the difficulty of the concepts tested, but rather the difference of the way the concepts are tested.  Because the SAT [...]

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 [...]