By David Rosen (The Washington Post). Every year around this time U.S. News & World Report issues its ranked list of America’s “best” colleges. And every year an inevitable handwringing ensues – among academics, anyway – about what the rankings mean, and whether they’re of any use at all. Pose this question to most professionals […]
Read More »By Sarah Wang (Brown Daily Herald). Students applying to be a part of Brown’s class of 2022 are now required to complete the essay and writing portion for the SAT and ACT, respectively. This change, made in early 2017, comes after the Office of Admission’s previous decision to make the essay portion optional for applicants […]
Read More »This is an addition to the TPAPT / Method Test Prep White Label Announcement. Click the link below to view a walk-through of the White Label SAT, ACT Self Study Program. View the Walk-Through Video Test Prep Professionals (TPAPT) partners with Method Test Prep to Offer an ACT/SAT Platform for companies, independent tutors. Boston, MA […]
Read More »By Leslie Postal (Orlando Sentinel). Both ACT and SAT scores for Florida’s class of 2017 were released recently, with the SAT once again the more popular college admissions exam in the Sunshine State. More than 147,000 students, or 83 percent of the seniors who graduated last spring, took the SAT while about 129,300, or 73 […]
Read More »By Richard Bammer (The Reporter). The first two years of PSAT-related results, released Tuesday, show an increase in student performance across nearly all racial and ethnic groups and grade levels. Between the 2015-16 and 2016-17 school years, average math and reading and writing scores increased, and a greater percentage of students were on track for […]
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