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Standardized Test Prep Blogs

When the PSATs Matter and When They Don’t

Most high schoolers will take the PSAT for the first time in October of sophomore year. For many students, it might seem like there is a lack of information surrounding this test.  What is the PSAT? Does my score count? Should I study?  As the name suggests, the PSAT...

Test Prep Classes – The Everyone Solution that Works for No One

When schools partner with test prep companies to offer traditional test prep classes, there's a price point for everyone but no results for anyone.  (Full disclosure: this is what we try to take down capital educators with.) One of the greatest strengths of tutoring...

The Real Reason Why Colleges Hate Standardized Tests

A recent, oft addressed and well-documented push against the SAT and other standardized tests (for the purposes of college admissions evaluation) has been roiling based on claims of inequality and inequity. The argument brought against the testing by students and the...

The Proctor Nightmare

Sign this petition to urge standardization of SAT/ACT proctor and test site. Imagine it’s the morning of test day. Your student wakes up fully rested, prepared and confident that their SAT/ACT preparation is going to pay off. They’ve done their due diligence. They’ve...