In the wake of covid-19, colleges have closed campuses and students have moved back home to complete coursework. While it would be nice to say that everything will return to normal once classes start again in August, admissions officers recognize that there are lingering uncertainties that will undoubtedly affect how studen...
The AP tests are breaking into a new, virtual frontier.
That’s right. Within a few weeks, College Board will finally unveil its experiment in online testing: on May 11, it will administer its first batch of AP exams, all in the comfort of your home.
To help you prepare for this unique testing experience, College Board has pr...
This week College Board announced that it would cancel the June 2020 SAT and SAT Subject Tests, adding this cancellation to a growing list of dates, including the May SAT and some of the March SAT alternate days, that have been removed from the testing schedule due to covid-19.
For rising seniors hoping to take the exam duri...
As the longevity of the covid-19 pandemic becomes clearer, school districts have begun to shed light on how they plan to manage grades, GPAs, and class ranks for high school students. Since there is no uniform protocol, plans vary, but the underlying message from many ISDs is that they plan to consider the first semester gr...
As Covid-19 spreads throughout the country and the world, standardized tests, school districts, and colleges have adapted. Here are the recent changes and what you should do for college admissions planning:
