If your student regularly uses accommodations at their school, or if you suspect that they might have a learning difference, it might be helpful for them to have accommodations when they take the ACT or SAT.

If your student suffers from test anxiety, you are probably familiar with its symptoms and paralyzing effects. Students might be fully prepped going into the

One of the first questions of the college admissions process – and one that we hear most frequently – is when to start. Should your student wait until junior year, or should he or she get the ball rolling freshman year?

How are the ACT and the SAT scored? The ACT is comprised of four sections: English, Math, Reading, and Science. Each of these sections is

If you are considering signing up for our tutoring services, you are probably wondering how we plan our lessons. This is a great question! Every

What is a good test score? While families are often looking for a one-size-fits-all number, ultimately, a good score is one that gets you where