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One question type that appears frequently on both SAT Math sections (no calculator and calculator) is the systems of equations question type. This question type gives you two different equations [...]

The SAT Math section is notoriously algebra-heavy, and many of the more frequently tested algebra questions involve quadratics. Some students struggle with quadratic questions because they see [...]

One question type that pops up frequently on the SAT Writing Section is the “Specific Purpose” question. These questions ask you to select the best word, phrase, or sentence to fill in a blank [...]

One of the most unique features of the SAT Reading Section is the Find the Evidence (FTE) question type. These questions ask you to identify where evidence is given in the passage to support the [...]

Winter Storm Mateo has brought inclement weather to large parts of the midwestern United States. As a result, ACT has cancelled the February test at dozens of locations across the central part of [...]

Today, let’s talk about an issue that impacts every student and can occur on any question type: careless errors. At one point in time, we’ve all reviewed some of our own work and thought, “how [...]

In the ACT English section, the most common question category is punctuation, and the most common punctuation that the ACT tests is commas. Therefore, it is imperative that students have a solid [...]

UPDATE [May 2018] Check out ArborBridge’s Guide to Computer-Based Testing: What We Know & What We Don’t Know for the most up-to-date information on the computer-based ACT. ACT [...]

In the SAT Reading section, some of the trickiest questions occur when students are asked to make inferences about the content of a passage or an author’s intent. These questions can be tricky [...]

ArborBridge has confirmed that students wishing to take the ACT on July 14  will not be able to do so in the state of California. In the early months of 2017, ACT announced in a press release [...]