If you’re a high school student looking to pay for college, you may be considering applying for scholarships. One type of scholarship that you may be eligible for is a state scholarship, which is awarded by a state government or agency. Many state scholarships have specific requirements and criteria for eligibility, including having high ACT...
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Prepare to return to in-person classes this summer!
Prepare has been given the go-ahead to run in-person SAT-ACT prep classes in the Lehigh Valley this summer. Please check our Courses and Schedule page at www.prepareforthesat.com for updates, which will be coming shortly. (Today’s date is April 20, 2021.) An announcement about other locations–classes in Bucks & Montgomery counties, as well as the Poconos–will...
Colleges, COVID-19 and the SAT & ACT
Colleges will continue to accept ACT and SAT results if students submit them.
Offer all students prep courses to make SAT fairer
An OpEd in the Allentown Morning Call, May 4, 2005: Fill in these blanks: The New SAT is inherently —— because it unfairly —— certain individuals. (A) ridiculous /amuses. (B) dictatorial /agitates. (C) ornery /demonizes. (D) inequitable/favors. The answer is (D), but not because of cultural bias or even the introduction of its already infamous essay which...
Should we get rid of the SAT? (part 1)
Since I earn my living preparing kids for the SAT and ACT, what do you think I would say?! 🙂 But, seriously folks, while there have been calls for ditching standardized tests, let’s think about what that would look like: The original idea behind these tests was to give everyone a level playing field. That’s...