Testing

Somewhere along the way, many students began treating failure as a personal label rather than a temporary setback. The New York Times once observed that failure has shifted from an action I failed to an identity I am a failure. Any parent who has watched their teen meltdown after a disappointing grade or feedback knows exactly how quickly young people make this leap. Yet every major body of research tells us something very different: failure is not the opposite of success. It

Most students are anxious about taking standardized tests. Taking a good test prep course or working one-on-one with a tutor can help.

As school begins this article highlights important tasks for high school juniors and seniors to accomplish this fall. This includes meeting

As technology continues to shape our educational landscape, the College Board has announced a significant update to the SAT. Enter the...

In October of 2023, the PSAT will be fully digital (as opposed to paper-and-pencil) for the first time. Though this change may feel...

During early May, high school students around the world sit for Advanced Placement (AP) exams. The College Board runs the AP program, and...

With so much uncertainty about test requirements for the high school class of 2022, many juniors are torn as they try to decide if they...

A year ago, the SAT was revamped, and now students wonder, should they take the new SAT or the ACT? Keep in mind that a 1600 on the new...

Recently, both the College Board and the ACT announced big changes to their test accommodations policy. Unlike the past, when students...

Each year, tens of thousands of students take the PSAT exam at high schools across the United States. The PSAT is not used by colleges in...