In early January this year, the College Board announced that it would discontinue the SAT Essay and SAT Subject Tests. While this decision has already been implemented in the U.S.,...
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It’s easy to feel overwhelmed with the volume of content you need to understand for the SAT writing section. However, you will be tested from a fixed list of grammar...
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Students usually assume that every question on the SAT Writing and Language test will be based on rules. At the same time, students often rely on pure intuition for certain...
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If you’ve suddenly realized that your SAT test date is just around the corner, don’t worry – three months is plenty of time to prepare to ace your test. Here’s...
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Achieving a 1500+ score on the SAT is not an impossible task, but it will require you to adopt a well-crafted study plan and to have a comprehensive understanding of...
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“You can’t study for the SAT” Since 1926, the SAT has been used by Universities to decide who gets in. Back then, it was designed to test intelligence. Students could...
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Not only do you have to keep up with school, assignments and co-curriculars, but there’s also the looming SAT – that you have precious little time to study for –...
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For those of you planning to apply to US universities, you’ll know that you will most likely be taking the SAT or ACT. These standardized tests make up a crucial...
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Singapore’s SAT Test Centers usually fill-up well in advance of the test date, and this year the chances of securing a seat have been dramatically affected by Covid-19. Earlier this...
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For many high school students, taking the SATs is a nerve-wracking, anxiety-inducing experience. The past year, the disruptions caused by COVID-19 have made taking the SATs all the more difficult...
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