5 tips to balance your SAT prep with a heavy school load
Balancing GCSEs/A Levels/IB with SAT prep doesn’t have to mean burnout. The key is structure, smart practice, ...
How to make your Early Decision choice
Deciding where to submit your Early Decision (ED) application marks a pivotal moment in your US university ...
How to prepare for the SAT in just 30 minutes a day
Preparing for the SAT doesn’t have to mean hours of studying every evening. In fact, with the right structure ...
How top US universities are reaffirming their commitment to international students
In recent months, shifting immigration and education policies in the United States have raised understandable ...
Getting to grips with the new ACT timings
The ACT has made significant updates to its timing structure, giving students more breathing room on each ...
5 tips to prepare for the SAT one month before test day
The October SAT is one of the most popular test dates of the year. With just a month to go, now is the time ...
3 Math techniques that help you score 800 in SAT Math
SAT Math often strikes fear into students aiming for a top score. The section covers a wide range of content, ...
Digital SAT vs. New ACT: Which test should you take?
With the launch of the digital SAT and the newly redesigned ACT which comes into effect in September 2025, ...
How to get ahead in SAT Writing
The SAT “Writing” section is a bit of a misnomer. You will not be asked to compose essays or analyse literary ...
US visa applicants required to make their social media public: What international students should know
Many students applying to enter the US are now required to set their social media profiles to public and have ...
How to design your summer reading for a top SAT Reading score
Good SAT scores require a strong SAT Reading score: covering fictional, social science, historical, and ...
Trump’s first 100 days: The impact on US college admissions
There are around 10,000 British students taking an undergraduate course in the US at any given time, ...