Undergraduate Test Preparation: ACT & SAT
Getting into college today is competitive—even with good grades. Colleges use many factors when determining students for admission. While general high school grades are one of these considerations, admission test scores are ranked higher on the level of importance in the admission decision. Research indicates that the right preparation will positively affect test scores. Based on our years of experience, we are confident that we can help you achieve your goals. Our instructors are experts dedicated to improving your performance. They will help to identify your trouble areas and show you how to master trick questions, all while reducing your stress. Our philosophy is that if you know what to expect and how to approach admission exams, your anxiety will be reduced, allowing a higher concentration level throughout your testing.
Many students don't realize most colleges accept the best score from either the SAT or the ACT for admission. Each test is different; choosing the right one that best reflects your skills is essential to your success in college.
ACT Prep
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The American College Testing (ACT) exam is a more recently developed admission. It was originally designed to measure classroom achievement rather than internal ability. According to the Manhattan Review, the Midwest and states in the surrounding areas were the first to accept ACT, but its popularity has branched out nationwide as of late. Many students find the ACT testing strategy best reflects their skills. Some research indicates that the ACT is a better predictor of long-term student success in college. So why not choose the test that mirrors YOUR best? The ACT test includes over 200 multiple-choice questions. The exam takes about four hours to complete. In the U.S., the ACT is administered on five national test dates in October, December, February, April and June.
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SAT Prep
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The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) has been around for more than 80 years. According to the Manhattan Review, in the late 90s, it was considered to be the most popular admission tests by approximately 10 percent; however, now its popularity has evened out with the ACT amongst test takers and college admissions.
Our SAT prep course was created to help students realize their weaknesses and to overcome them. Our expert instructors will help you do your best on the SAT.
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*SAT and ACT are registered trademarks of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse this product.
