Posts from ArborBridge

A few weeks ago I registered my dismay with the the way the College Board was treating overseas SAT test-takers. Registration had been unavailable — due, presumably, to the College [...]

We don’t offer college admissions consulting at ArborBridge. But in our work with the high school students we tutor, we have front row seats for our students’ college selection, application, and [...]

MARIST COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, New York — Two months ago, the SAT exam was canceled for the entire country of South Korea. Earlier this year, high school senior Suzy Weiss wondered aloud, in [...]

This post was written by Elliott Bernstein, who regularly contributes stories about China’s education system for the Vericant Blog. Elliott Bernstein is Manager of Student Life at NYU Shanghai, [...]

Good at math but not seeing the SAT/PSAT scores you expect? A common scenario we see from students is those who are “good at math” and are probably even in advanced math classes, and yet they [...]

Taking the SAT might not be a ton of fun, but let’s show a little love for the College Board anyway. Among all of its services and products, the process of administering over 1 million SAT [...]

Are you taking the SAT, ACT, or SAT Subject Tests this fall and prepping this summer? If so, you should start chewing gum. Recent studies at Swinburne University have revealed findings about the [...]

After the essays wrested from fingers; after the exams in frosty classrooms; after the agony in impatient places; the studying and the waiting…you will get into college. Where, and with how [...]

As busy finals and AP tests season draws to a close, many students are looking forward to a restful summer free from academic commitments. But before you dust off your xbox and turn off your [...]

Imagine you’re an American high school student, and you dream of attending Beijing National University. That’s not an unreasonable aspiration: Beijing National has a great reputation, and many of [...]