sats and other tests
Planning ahead is crucial for the SATs and ACTs.. Get tips, practice tests, and advice to help your teen be prepared — mentally and physically — when the big day arrives.
- Top 10 SAT and ACT Test-Taking Tips
- The SAT Reading Comprehension: Basic Principles
- The High-School Math Challenge
- Standardized Test Bias
- How Much Can You Raise Your SAT Score?
- Typical Errors on the SAT Proofreading Section
- How Important is that SAT Score?
- The SAT Essay: Basic Principles
- The SAT Sentence Completions: Basic Principles
- Introduction to the SAT Math Test
- What to Do the Week Before the SAT
- SAT Testing Centers
- How to Gain (or Lose) 30 IQ Points — Instantly!
- Introduction to the SAT Reading Test
- Introduction to the SAT Writing Test
- SAT Tips
- The SAT Proofreading and Editing Section: Basic Principles
- How the SAT Is Scored
- How Much Do You Know About Taking the SAT?
- How Much Do You Know About Taking the SAT? - Answers
- Changing the Way You Take the SAT
- Leaving Questions Blank
- When Time Is Running Out
- When You Guess, Beware of Your Hunches
- Practice Alone Is Not Enough
- Taking the SAT: Improvement Comes in Stages
- Guessing Does Not Hurt Your Score
- Never Sacrifice Accuracy for Speed
- How Much Time Should You Spend Per Question?
- ACT or SAT?
- SAT or ACT Scores Count for Athletes
- The SAT II
- Taking the SAT Again
- FAQ’s About the SAT II’s
- The SAT Is Not Like Your School Tests
- To Change Your SAT Score, Change the Way You Take the Test
- How Your Brain Can Get You into Trouble
- Blanks Cost You Points
- When You Should Always Answer a Question
- Getting a Good Score Without Finishing
- Don’t Rush, but Don’t Linger
- SAT Questions Are Arranged in Order of Difficulty
- Types of Questions and Answers
- Transfer Applicant Questions Need to Take SAT IIs
- Knowing What to Do on the SAT -- and Doing It
- Speed Versus Accuracy
- Don’t Finish Early
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