Test Prep

LAS VEGAS, Oct. 28, 2014—Students who followed the College Board’s announcement eight months ago and counted backwards realized that the class of 2017—this year’s sophomores—will be [...]

The Truth about Accommodation Testing By Mark L. Stein, Ph.D. Stein Psychological Associates       Many times we receive phone calls from parents or adults seeing if they can get [...]

Another College Expense: Preparing for the SAT and ACT By Ann Carnes October 28, 2014 With all the hand-wringing over the price of higher education and the growing burden of student debt, it’s [...]

The ACT has just revealed the format for its new Writing section. Beginning next school year, both the ACT and SAT will be undergoing major overhauls. For the ACT, most of the change will happen [...]

Belgium is very good at presenting itself to the world. When your native assets include chocolate, waffles, James Ensor, and beer brewed by monks, you don’t need to try very hard. In fact, [...]

Close your eyes. Take three deep breaths. Center yourself. Now read on. The following blog post is by Kate Berger, a child and adolescent psychologist and director of The Expat Kids Club in [...]

LONDON, Sept. 25, 2014 — The American application process is understandably vexing for many British students. The application form, essays, school choices, and admissions critiera are all [...]

Let’s face it, the ISEE (Independent School Entrance Exam) is going to be the most challenging academic experience your child has had up to this point in life. Taking the “ERBs” each year (more [...]

Avoid any confusion from the upcoming changes to the SAT and ACT with this handy infographic! Our Associate Director of Instruction, Megan Stubbendeck, recently provided a guide to effectively [...]

Timing is everything—especially when it comes to college admissions tests. For the past decade, students have all followed the same timeline for testing. Generally, students prepared in the [...]