If you search hard enough, you can find a scholarship that will pay for all or part of college when you are ready to enroll in higher learning. There are literally thousands of scholarships available and all that is keeping …
Every parent is always worried about the “summer learning loss” for their child during a normal summer, and this is going to be anything but your average summer. The quarantine is still in place for many parts of Illinois and …
All through high school, the students hear about how the ACT could make or break them. It is literally on every student’s mind, especially during their junior and senior years. It is thought that one outstanding score on the ACT …
Perhaps no other part of the ACT is more feared than the essay section. After all, it does require a lot more than simply choosing an answer from a multiple-choice question. Plus, writing is subjective as one ACT scorer might …
If you are all about competition and competing with your fellow students, you probably would like to earn the absolute best score you possibly can on the ACT or SAT. After all, they are your direct competition when trying to …
When trying to get accepted into your dream college, it can often take more than good grades alone. Of course, colleges are impressed with solid grades, especially if you have achieved all A’s throughout high school. But the college admissions …
Earning a good score on your ACT or SAT could be all the difference in the world between getting into your dream college or having to attend a junior college for a couple of years. Of course, there is nothing …
Since your ACT/SAT standardized exam score plays such a huge factor in getting accepted into the college you want, it is essential that you get a jump on the competition and nail down your high score as quickly as possible. …
A life hack is a shortcut or trick that makes completing an activity easier to do. It may surprise you to know that the are life hacks to achieving a better score on the ACT or SAT standardized exams, too. …
Depending on the college or university, the admissions board there will want you to take either the SAT or ACT standardized exam. There is no way around it as a high school senior. They use your score on these exams …