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Standardized testing can be daunting!  Follow these tips to reduce your stress and help you do best on your tests.
 
1.  3 Times is Enough
  • Plan to take the SAT/ACT no more than 3 times each. You should be done testing by fall of your senior year.
2.  Try both the SAT and ACT
  • Take a diagnostic test or take the official ACT/SAT tests to see which one you prefer and/or do best on.
3.   Start to Study Immediately
  • Don’t waste one of your tries before you’ve even cracked open your prep book.  Know what to expect on the test and be familiar with the format.
  • Practice test taking strategies. Practice your weaknesses. Don’t waste time practicing your strengths.
4.  Pick One Test and Stick to It
  • Take a diagnostic test to find which test- ACT or SAT – would be best for you to take.
  • Once you know which exam you find more manageable, put all your energy into it.
5.  Know which other standardized tests you have to take.
  • Do you have to take SAT subject tests to be admitted to your school of choice?
6.  Treat the SAT for what it is….a small piece of the picture.
  • Colleges use a holistic admissions process. They evaluate all parts of your application, including your test results.
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In person or online, Access College America LLC was founded with the intention of exploring pathways leading to higher education through self-discovery. We create a sense of security assisting our clients while navigating throughout the college admissions process. Unlike many general college consulting practices without a niche, ours is the entertainment industry. And Access College America works relentlessly to offer the best value with the most comprehensive consulting services in the nation. We recognize our responsibility to the community in which we serve, thus; confidently assisting our clients find their right college fit is our most essential priority.
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