The PreACT® Test is a practice exam for the ACT® Test, providing a similar testing environment, benchmarks in core subjects, and predictive scores. Two test levels are available, one for 8th and 9th graders, and one for 10th graders. Both tests are the same length of...
When it’s time to select an ACT® Test tutor, lots of options exist. But how do you know what to look for in ACT tutoring? How do you find someone who can help your student increase their ACT® Test scores and reach their future goals? Learn what to look for in ACT®...
Direct admissions to college mean you can now be accepted to a college without ever even applying. Eager to boost enrollments and student diversity, many universities are using this new direct admissions strategy. Direct admission reverses the traditional process....
Strategies to Avoid Student Debt Unless you have a hefty college fund, financing your college education may be your only option. College graduates in 2025 averaged $65,111 of student debt. Student loan debt often affects a college graduate's ability to buy a house and...
Your Guide to the FAFSA(Free Application for Federal Student Aid) The FAFSA application is important for both need-based and merit aid. Use this guide to help complete your FAFSA to maximize both. Who should complete the FAFSA? Nearly all students enrolling in a...
What is rolling admission? Rolling admission colleges receive and respond to college applications during a larger window of time or “as they roll in.” Students can apply to these colleges almost anytime and then typically hear back sooner than they will from colleges...
Use this Community College Guide to learn more about community colleges and their benefits. Reasons to Consider a Community College Save Time Community colleges offer excellent two-year vocational degrees. You can enroll at nearly 1,500 community colleges nationwide....
Does it feel like just yesterday you were studying the human body with your kids, exploring with homeschool co-op friends, and reading out loud about the Revolutionary War? Yet before you know it, your kids are about to graduate. This season can be overwhelming with...
"How do you win selective college admissions and scholarships?" “My child wants to attend Duke (or Stanford or Harvard, etc.). What should they do?” “What can my child do to win the big scholarships?” Our answer to these common questions is The Big Three: grades test...
