The SAT will be delivered digitally internationally beginning in 2023 and in the U.S. in 2024.
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Virtual College Information Night – April 28, 2022
How To Help Your Homeschooled Teen Prepare for College
Six Habits of Successful Students That Could Help With SAT Preparation
Princeton Review’s 2021 “College Hopes & Worries” Survey Report
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Ball State Makes SAT, ACT Optional – But NOT for Homeschoolers
Fabmarks Can Help You Get Fabulous Marks
12-Month Study Plan to Prepare For the SAT
Importance of SAT Subject Tests for College Admissions
Top 5 Reasons to Take the SAT Test
The Link Between SAT Scores and Music
The Right Education: How to Choose Your College after Homeschool
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Four Great Resources for Homeschooled Teens
By Sarah Fudin In recent years, with the growth of public interest in education, the resources and tools available to homeschooled students have increased exponentially. As the United States strives to raise the bar and improve the quality of education for everyone, a greater emphasis has been placed on the performance of students everywhere. Due […]
Preparing for College Tests
By Randi St. Denis “You can’t prepare for the SAT.” Educational Testing Service, the company that writes the SAT, has worked hard to convince people that they cannot improve their scores by studying for the test. But half a million students disagree and say that you can substantially improve your scores on college tests by […]
The Summer of Saint Nick, by Josh Burk
This review was originally published at http://www.knowledgehouse.info/review_SaintNick.html Josh Burk, a homeschool graduate, wrote his first book after finishing college. The goal was to create a novella for young teen readers that would be both entertaining and educational, seeking to improve the readers’ vocabulary while delivering a captivating story. The end result was The Summer of […]