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Post published:July 2, 2021
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On The Death of SAT Subject Tests and Uncertain Future of Standardized Testing

If you haven’t heard yet, SAT subject tests have officially been put to death from January of this year for US students and this month for international test takers. Having spent months studying for SAT subject tests back when I was a junior, when I first heard the news I was so jealous that future students wouldn’t have to worry…

Post published:March 3, 2020
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How to Study for the Biology SAT Subject Test

Why take the biology subject test? The biology subject test is a science subject test, which means that it fulfills the requirement of some colleges and majors for a science subject test in order to qualify for admission. If you’re considering majoring in a subject related to biology, then you might also want to take the biology subject test to…

Post published:February 23, 2020
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A Guide to SAT Subject Tests

You finally conquered the SAT, having taken countless practice tests and sacrificed hours of precious sleep in favor of tackling practice problem after practice problem leading up to test day. But before happily deleting your Collegeboard account, take a moment to consider that for some of you, your battle with standardized testing is far from over. Instead, you’ve simply entered…

Post published:April 16, 2019
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SAT Prep Books- Reviews of Kaplan, The Official Study Guide, and more

In general, books are much less flexible than online programs in the fact that they are unable to mold to your individual strengths and difficulties, and so it is much harder to find a workbook that suits your skill level and learning style throughout the entirety of the duration of your SAT practice. For example, when studying for my Math…