Now that you’ve decided to buckle down and get ready for the SAT, ACT, and PSAT, all you have to do is decide how you’re going to prepare. Perhaps you think you can keep it all under control by reviewing your notes from the last few years of school, but there are better ways to get it done. A structured test prep book or class will definitely do a better job of familiarizing you with…
Peterson’s College Placement Skills Training (CPST®) is designed to help you improve your essential math, English and writing skills needed to perform well on…
LSAT test scoring Your score on the LSAT test is calculated from the number of correct answers you marked, with no deduction for incorrect…
Firefighters work every day to protect the public in emergency situations. To qualify, you must first pass a written Firefighter Exam, in addition to…
After taking the ACT® test you will typically be able to view your scores online within two weeks, and score reports are sent to…
Each practice test gives you valuable experience with the GRE’s content and question-types. You will tackle 30-minute tasks in Analytical Writing for both “argument”…
The time to prepare for the PSAT, SAT and ACT exams is now! Learn what it takes to get organized. Pick your exam date,…
With thousands of students taking standardized admission tests, it stands to reason that a variety of physical, cognitive, behavioral, emotional, or learning disabilities will…
While the SAT (or rather, the PSAT) is famously associated with the National Merit Scholar competition, the ACT can sometimes be overlooked as a…
Every student knocks just how much the stress piles on when it comes up to exam times. The classic method of coping is drinking…