Are you registered to take the ACT? Here are the public health guidelines you’ll have to follow on test day. If you DON’T do these things, you won’t be able to take the test!
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You had a study schedule and a plan that would help you roll confidently into test day. Now, your plans have changed. Learn how to keep your skills fresh while you wait for that next test date.
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Even if you find science to be one of the hardest subjects in school, there are still ways that you can do well on the science portion of the ACT!
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The good thing about wanting a higher reading score on the SAT? You’re more than welcome to retake the test to raise your score. But then, the question arises: how, exactly, do I get my score to go up? If your reading score is plateauing or trending downward, read on for six relatively simple strategies you can try to boost your score.
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The summer before senior year is usually a chance for prospective applicants to learn more about colleges through campus visits. This year, things look different. Instead of flying cross country or heading out on a road trip, we’re sticking close to home. This doesn’t mean that we can’t glean valuable information to help us make our all-important college decision! Read on for five ways to learn more about a college when you can’t visit in person.
Read MoreMost students take the SAT for the first time during the fall of their junior year. Those that outperform their peers have one thing in common: smart test prep! Given the importance of a solid preparation strategy, you may be wondering, how early should I start?
The short answer: when you should start will depend on what you are looking to get out of your score.
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You watched your child shine while juggling a challenging course load, grueling sports practices, piano recitals, community service, and more. They were excited to tackle a new summer job as a lifeguard or a fast-paced internship on a political campaign, and you were excited for them! But that was “BC”: Before Coronavirus.
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Kim’s favorite part about working at Revolution Tutors is the people! She says, “I love the students that work with us- they’re often enthusiastic and funny. They help keep me entertained while we’re working through tough material.” Her genuine love for her students and appreciation of humor means that her classes are usually a good mix of conversation and hard work.
Read MoreAlmost everyone has some kind of internet presence in 2020. Between Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Youtube, LinkedIn, and more, your life is more public and accessible than ever before. So, if an admissions officer types your name into a search engine like Google, what will they find?
Read MoreWith schools operating remotely, teachers have been assessing student progress through writing, not exams. This school year, due to COVID-19, students across the country have been challenged to write more than ever before.
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Juniors, I remember when I finally sat down in senior year to write my own college essay, looking at the prompts with no clue what to write about. I wish they showed the essay options to me when I was a junior I thought!
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Already watched Outer Banks, The Last Dance, Tiger King, Little Fires Everywhere, and The Office (for the sixteenth time) and ready to feel productive again? Try one of these five social-distancing-approved ideas to help you make the most of this unprecedented summer!
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Today we want to share some pointers on how to find your area’s college representative so you can reach out, and some inspiration for what to say when you do.
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As if there wasn’t enough anxiety associated with being a high schooler you also have to worry about standardized tests. These tests can seem scary, and I’m sure you have plenty of questions about what they mean and how to prepare.
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Right now, the uncertainty might feel paralyzing. It’s okay to grieve for the moments and memories that you lost. But once you’ve vented your frustrations,
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You’ve been training for months. You’ve dutifully attended test prep classes, taken practice test after practice test, and painstakingly drilled down on your weakest question types
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The college decision is often the biggest decision an 18 year old has had to make in their young life. Where a student chooses to spend the next four years will likely have life-altering impacts on…
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As a parent, the more involved you are with you child’s prep the better. Here are instructions on how you can read your child’s score report.
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Revolution Tutors brings you-the best complete strategy to maximize your time and raise your score for the New Redesigned SAT. And the only watch to do it with. Solve your pacing problems, time troubles and have enough time to tackle every question there is.
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The night before the SAT or ACT can be a stressful time. In order to help make sure everything runs smoothly I created this video to help you out and get you into the right mind state.
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