The ACT recently announced changes that will begin to roll out in the spring of 2025 starting with national online test-takers. What are these changes and how do they affect your children? 

We have worked with families for years to help them navigate every aspect of the high school admissions process. Below, we’ve outlined tips for what to do (and what not to do) as we head into admissions season...

Every year, private college counselors tell us the same thing: that they want their students to preview academic work in August. Our kids who preview subjects in advance receive higher grades in September. We’ve outlined, by grade, what our high schoolers are previewing before they head back to school.

Just when our families adjusted to a brand-new SAT, the ACT has announced some upcoming changes. We know these announcements can be stressful, but we're here to break down what we know, what we expect and how to best navigate these changes:

For our elementary and middle school students, the transition back to school in September can be bumpy. Here’s what your child can do to start the year with the grades they need.

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High school admissions tests like the SSAT and the ISEE are trickier than they seem. Can you beat the tests your child will be taking in the Fall?

As we prepare for High School Admissions season, here’s what you should know…

What is the future of standardized testing in college admissions? Does test optional really mean test optional?