by Megan Dorsey | Dec 11, 2020 | ACT, PSAT, SAT
This week College Board started releasing scores from the October PSAT. Many families are looking at the results thinking “now what?” Here are the five things I would suggest you do once you receive your PSAT results. 1. Learn How to Access Your College Board Account...
by Megan Dorsey | Oct 9, 2020 | PSAT
It may be an unusual year for education, but one thing is constant— October means PSAT and all the PSAT questions from parents and students. Today I’m going to answer some of the most common questions about the PSAT, so you can understand its role in college...
by Megan Dorsey | Jul 24, 2020 | ACT, PSAT, SAT
I wish I wasn’t writing another article dealing with the COVID-19 impact on school, testing, and college admission. But as the situation continues to develop, we need to adjust and make plans. Today I’m going to focus on testing advice for rising juniors. Seniors are...
by Megan Dorsey | Oct 15, 2019 | PSAT
This Wednesday, October 16 is one of the national administration dates for the PSAT. I wanted to offer some quick tips for students taking the PSAT. First, everyone should understand that the PSAT will not be used for college admission. For 9th and 10th...
by Megan Dorsey | Oct 3, 2019 | ACT, PSAT, SAT
Do you know when to use “who” and when to use “whom”? I’ve got an easy way to tell the difference. This short video will explain (while showing you how our video Q&A works.) I’ve had a lot of people ask how the live Q&A session in our new...
by Megan Dorsey | Oct 1, 2019 | ACT, PSAT, SAT
Shouldn’t students know this stuff? I get a lot of questions from parents who think that the math, reading, and grammar students learn in school should be sufficient to earn solid scores on the SAT / ACT. Essentially the parent’s question boils down to “Shouldn’t they...
