Managing Test Anxiety
The spring semester is a popular time for high school juniors to take standardized tests for college admission. While many students work hard to prepare for these [...]
The spring semester is a popular time for high school juniors to take standardized tests for college admission. While many students work hard to prepare for these [...]
The College Board recently announced the arrival of the new SAT! The new format will be featured in the 2023 PSAT and international SAT and in the [...]
Our August newsletter has arrived! Register for our class with Sexton Test Prep & Tutoring to learn more about the differences between the SAT and ACT, explore [...]
Please join Ben Sexton & Mindy Popp for a virtual college prep Q&A session Wednesday, June 17th, 12:30pm, FREE As coronavirus has rocked our lives, the college [...]
Did you take the SAT and the ACT? Are you trying to decide which score is stronger and should be sent to colleges? Take a look at [...]
Graduation is just around the corner and we have fantastic suggestions for unique gifts for your favorite grad! Check out our May newsletter to explore gift ideas, [...]
Earlier this spring, the test results for the new SAT, first administered in March, were released. Many families have asked us how current SAT scores compare to [...]
The new SAT arrives next week, and families and educators are feeling both apprehensive and cautiously optimistic about the exam, how it will measure students' academic abilities, [...]
The October newsletter is here, and we have lots to share! Check out P&A in the Press to read media articles about the benefits of college tours [...]
Today the College Board announced significant changes to the SAT that will first appear on the Spring 2016 exams. In addition to the writing portion becoming optional, [...]