Despite test-optional policies, the SAT isn't going anywhere...except online! These are the top changes you need to know about the new digital SAT exam.
by Brian W. Stewart Founder and President, BWS Education Consulting, Inc.
Yes, the SAT is still relevant, and with some planning and effort, you can earn scores that will increase your chances of getting into your dream colleges.
by Andrew Ellington College Prep Senior Product Specialist, UWorld
The SAT is difficult to master, but there are ways to improve your scores if they aren't high enough. Here's how to bring up your score for each section.
Knowing how all your college application info is weighed into the admission decision is important, but which is more important: your GPA or your SAT scores?
The SAT is challenging, so don't feel bad if the test didn't go well the first time. Improve your SAT test scores when you retake it with these 10 tips!
Standardized testing is a dreaded part of the college application process and one not many students fully understand. Read on for a quick intro to these exams.
Wondering if retaking the SAT will benefit you? The important question to ask is how and if colleges accept retake scores. Our experts have the answer.
