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While standardized tests are optional at many universities and colleges, many top schools are still taking test scores into consideration.
Check out our analysis of some top universities from the 2024-25 Common Data Set for college admissions.
Last week, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) announced a major change ahead of this fall’s selective enrollment admissions cycle…
ACT is holding back some spring in-school scores after discovering a scaling error. Affected 11th graders can expect corrected scores by June 2, and ACT has confirmed no scores will decrease.
Everything You Need to Know About Score Variation on the ACT By far, the most…

Do you have the ACT/SAT facts?
As an instructor, my favorite Academic Approach lesson to teach is our “Grasp, Prove, Eliminate (GPE)” Reading…
How to decide if your student should take the newly-optional ACT Science section.
What does the new ACT English section really test—and how can students take advantage of the changes to boost their scores?
In the landscape of academic assessments, the ACT and SAT stand out as significant milestones…
“Linking” is an important skill for both the ACT and the SAT. But what does it mean?

Big tests like the ACT and SAT can bring more than just academic challenges—they can…
Middle School Families: HSAT is out, PreACT 9 Secure is in starting this October. Join Carla Pedersen live on July 22 at 3:30 p.m. CT to break down exactly what’s changed and what to do next.
That tells us you’re serious about your student’s future.
So are we. Let’s stop circling and start a real conversation.