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December – A Month of Joy and High (Academic) Anxiety

Posted by Neal Schwartz on December 08, 2022

DECEMBER: A MONTH OF JOY AND ANXIETY

With thoughts of a winter break in sight, December is a month filled with academic notifications for a great number of students of all ages. The three most powerful outside measurements of a student’s abilities that impact December are:

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Topics: college preparation, college admissions, early decision, early action, early decision 2, college selection, PSAT, college counseling, high school senior, high school junior, college search

The SAT is going digital--What does that mean?

Posted by Neal Schwartz on February 19, 2022

In the world of standardized testing, one test is getting a major update. The College Board recently announced that the SAT would be going entirely online in 2024. Following the trends spurred on by the pandemic, this shouldn't seem surprising. Especially since other tests have already been making the shift like the GRE, GMAT and TOEFL exam. But what are the implications for this new test?

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Topics: SAT/ACT, SAT prep, PSAT, college counseling, college requirements, college planning, high school freshman

PSAT Scores are on their way!

Posted by Neal Schwartz on December 06, 2019

 

When to expect them and what to do once you get them

PSAT scores from the October tests will be released to students starting on December 9th, with dates varying by state. For those in Connecticut, PSAT scores will be available on December 9th; for New York and New Jersey, you will be able to access your scores on December 11th.

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Topics: SAT, ACT, college advice, SAT/ACT, recent news, PSAT

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