Chelsea B Here’s a great study plan you can follow in a 12-week period, with detailed instructions to avoid confusion. Follow the plan details as best you can, and you’ll be prepared for the GRE. Have you reserved 3 months for your GRE review? That’s a nice block of time you’ve set aside for your review—it’s long … Read more
Meta: If you only have 2 months to prepare for the GRE, here’s the detailed study plan you need. This will tell you what to do each day so that you’re ready when the real GRE comes along. Most experts tend to recommend a period of 4 to 6 months to reserve for a GRE … Read more
It may seem as if scoring well on the math section of the GRE may require genius-level math knowledge. But that’s not really true. Try out our tips for the GRE Math, and you may do a lot better! The GRE has a Quantitative section that requires you to have a solid knowledge of arithmetic, … Read more
Looking to optimize your ACT Reading score? Here are some tips that should boost your score for the Reading section of the ACT. At first glance, it seems a bit more difficult to review for the ACT Reading portion of the test, compared to the other sections such as those on English or Math, or … Read more
Have you reconsidered your decision to take the SAT? If that’s the case, then you should know what to do to cancel your SAT test properly. If you’re planning to get into college, it’s very common for your preferred college to want to know how well you’ve done in the SAT. It’s for this very … Read more
Meta: You need your ACT ID, because the ACT group uses it for your identification and to monitor your ACT scores. Here’s what you need to do to get it, and how to find it if you’ve lost it. If you’re taking the ACT to get into college, you better take care of your ACT … Read more
If for whatever reason, you need to know your old SAT score, you can still find out even if decades had passed since you took the test. There are plenty of possible reasons why you may just want to know about your old SAT score when you’ve already forgotten it. Perhaps it’s because you suddenly … Read more
Meta: If it’s been a few years since you took your ACT, you can still obtain your old ACT scores. Here’s how you do it. So, you’re looking for your old ACT scores? That’s easy enough to do. There are plenty of good reasons why you’d want to do this. Perhaps you took a gap … Read more
If you’re using an SAT practice test to estimate SAT performance, how exactly do you compute for your SAT score? It’s a bit more complicated than just counting the correct answers. It’s not always easy to figure out what the SAT score numbers mean when you get them. But you have to get some understanding … Read more
It is possible—though barely—to prepare for the GRE in just a single month. But you will have to buckle up and work hard each day, while you faithfully follow our 4-week plan. In an ideal scenario, you’re able to reserve maybe 4 to 6 months for your review schedule to prepare for the GRE. That’s … Read more
