Deferred in your Early Round application? Here's what to do
For UK students applying to US universities, receiving a deferral in the early round of applications can feel ...
How to plan your study in the 3-month break between the December and March SATs
If you’ve just finished the December SAT and have your sights set on improving for the March test, the three ...
SAT round two: Top tips for sitting the SAT twice for a higher score
Many elements need to come together optimally in order to earn a good SAT score: test-taking techniques, pace ...
What is a Liberal Arts degree? Career prospects and best Liberal Arts universities
In this article, you’ll discover the meaning, content, and benefits of a Liberal Arts degree, as well as the ...
UChicago introduces Summer Student Early Notification (SSEN): Everything you need to know
Getting into an outstanding university like the University of Chicago is a long and difficult process, with ...
How to study for the SAT over your summer holidays
Achieving an excellent score in the SAT is a vital element of any successful application to a US college.
Changes to the ACT test coming in 2025: what you need to know
Big news for those preparing for the ACT! Starting in 2025, the ACT will undergo significant changes designed ...
Harvard and Caltech announce reinstatement of SAT/ACT score for admission
In a pivotal update for prospective university applicants, both Harvard University and the California ...
Brown joins Yale, Dartmouth and MIT to reinstate SAT/ACT testing requirement
In a significant shift in admissions policies, Brown University has announced that starting with the ...
Yale becomes latest Ivy to reinstate SAT/ACT testing requirement
Yale University, a prestigious Ivy League institution, has announced its decision to reinstate its testing ...
Rethinking the Role of Standardised Testing
Due to COVID-19, college admissions have significantly changed.
What Does Test Optional Mean For US University Admissions?
During COVID19, nearly every US college and university began to offer a test-optional admissions policy. Many ...