Save Time on the ACT Science Section with this Trick

If you want to answer all the questions in the ACT Science Section, you’ve got to move really fast: you’ve got about 52 seconds per question, to be exact. But fret not: this week I’m bringing you my special “Castle Method”—a strategy tailored to this particular section that will help you answer its questions quickly AND accurately.

Digital SAT and ACT: How Long Should You Study?

So…how long does it take to study for the DSAT or ACT? The answer to that question is anything but one-size-fits-all. So if you want to know how long it might take YOU to prep for the Digital SAT or ACT and nail your target score, consider these factors.

The Digital SAT: Pros and Cons

The computer-based version of the SAT is now the ONLY version of the SAT that students can take. It’s not just a simple switch in format—a lot of substantial aspects of the test have changed, too, from how long it takes to how hard the questions are. Arm yourself by learning about the 5 main pros and cons of the new iteration of the test.

Do Elite Colleges Require a Perfect SAT/ACT Score?

If you want to get into an elite college, you need a perfect SAT or ACT score…..right? Actually, this week’s post explains why a perfect score is NOT always required for admission to Harvard, Stanford, or Yale….and how you should be using your college prep time instead of cramming for that 1600 or 36.

ACT Add/Delete a Sentence Questions

If the ACT is your test of choice, you’ll have to navigate quite a few questions about language, grammar, and writing. In this post, I spotlight one type of question that always appears on the test—the “add/delete a sentence” question—and spell out my failsafe tactic for figuring out the right answer. If you’re hunting for a quick and easy way to rack up points, read on!