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How to Use the Summer to Stay Ahead

Summer break often means relaxation, beaches, and barbecues. But for ambitious high school students in New Jersey, summer is also the perfect time to get ahead academically, especially when it comes to college admissions testing. Utilizing the summer months wisely…

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The Best Day to Take the SAT

Today I'm answering the question: what's the best day to take the SAT? Is it the December SAT? Is it the June SAT? Which one's easiest? Or, because the SAT is curved and not based on how many questions you…

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How & Why to Finish SATs Junior Year

Today we're talking about your testing timeline. You should plan to take the SAT at least 2 times, 3 times is also totally fine, and that's because most colleges will put together your best reading/writing score and your best math…

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BIG ACT Changes & What You Need to Know

Today we're talking about how the ACT is changing. Last July the makers of the ACT announced they would change the test effective this April. Which is pretty fast, but important to note the changes don't go into effect for…

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When Do SAT & ACT Scores Come Out?

Hey guys, it's Eric at Solution Prep, and today we're answering the question: When will I get my SAT or ACT scores? If you take the SAT on one of the seven national test dates throughout the year, scores typically…

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How to Prep Between SATs

Today I'm talking directly to students who just took their first SAT after having completed a course, answering the question: What do you do between now and your next SAT? Everyone should plan to take the SAT at least 2…

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How the ACT is Changing in 2025 & 2026

The ACT is changing. They just announced earlier this week that effective spring of 2025 (so we expect that to be the April ACT coming up), they're going to be making some changes. Maybe big, maybe small. We're going to…

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What to do After Taking the SAT & ACT

Hey guys! It’s Eric at Solution Prep. We talk a lot about what to do in preparation for your SAT or ACT, and especially during the test. Today, we’re discussing what to do directly after you take the SAT or…

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SAT Math With NO Calculator!?

Today we’re talking about the non-calculator math section on the SAT. A lot of students hear about that and they get very nervous; they’re like, “oh no! The calculator is where my brain exists!” Well let me assure you, the…

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Maximizing Your SAT & ACT Superscore

Today, we are discussing the Superscore. About 90% of colleges will Superscore your SAT and, if you took it more than once, got your best-evidence reading and writing on one day and your best math on another day, these colleges…

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SAT vs ACT Reading

Today I want to tell you the biggest difference between the SAT vs ACT reading sections.  Section 1 on the SAT is called “Reading Comprehension.” That’s worth 400 out of the 800 points in your Evidence-Based Reading and Writing score. …

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SAT vs ACT: Writing & English

Today I want to talk to you about one section the SAT and ACT have in common that’s a little different from one test to the next - the writing & English.  On the SAT, Section 2 is the Writing…

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Which to Take: SAT or ACT

Today I want to answer a question I get asked a lot: "Should my student take the SAT or should my student take the ACT?"  In some states, every high schooler takes the SAT. In some states, every high schooler…

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SAT/ACT Testing Timeline

Today, I want to tell you about the testing timeline.  Junior year is testing year. The SAT and ACT are designed for juniors, and if you can get both of these tests done by the end of junior year, you…

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The Science Score: ACT vs SAT

Today, I want to answer a question I get asked a lot about the science score section of the ACT.  A lot of folks think you have to be able to do well in biology, or chemistry, or physics to…

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