Posts tagged SAT®
Yale's Test-Flexible Policy Encourages Applicants to Submit ACT®/SAT® Scores

Another Ivy makes a major testing policy change. Explore the recent changes in standardized testing policies and how you can help your clients best navigate them.

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Top Ivy Reinstates ACT® and SAT® Requirements for Admission - Will Others Follow Suit?

Dartmouth's recent decision to reinstate ACT®/SAT® score requirements for admissions sends a strong message about the value of standardized testing. As other institutions take notice, students must strategically prepare and understand the impact their test scores can have on their acceptance into their desired schools.

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3 Ways to Attack the New Digital SAT® Reading and Writing Modules

We’ve found 3 ways to effectively attack the new digital SAT® Reading and Writing modules. We’ve noted the pros and cons of each option so you can better support your clients as they consider and choose the strategy that works best for them.

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Logical Transitions: How to Choose the Best Answers to These Questions Types on the ACT® & SAT®

Choosing the best logical transition requires students to have a firm grasp on rhetorical skills—the ability to present, justify, persuade, and/or support a particular point of view. Knowing which transition words or phrases to choose can be trickier than test takers may assume.

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Best Ways to Unwrap Tone and Attitude Questions on the ACT® & SAT®

Tone and attitude questions are found in both the ACT® and the SAT® ELA Reading sections. It’s important for test takers to fully grasp the concept of tone and attitude questions, discern how the author(s) or character(s) feel, and be able to pick out the descriptive language used throughout the text in order to competently answer these questions types.


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