Your PSAT Scores Can Guide You This week sophomores and juniors across the country are receiving their scores from the October PSAT/NMSQT. Students will get PSAT/NMSQT scores December 10th–12th (the date your scores are released depends on your state). But what do the test results mean? Taking the PSAT showed you, in a slightly shorter… Read more »
Thinking of a college transfer? As the fall semester begins to wind down for college students, some will start to think about the possibility of transferring colleges. Though application deadlines are a few months away, it is important to begin preparing now. Here are a few things to keep in mind when you want… Read more »
An Overview of the HSPT As your child begins the high school admissions process, one of the tests he or she may need to take is the HSPT. The HSPT is administered to current 8th and 9th graders applying to independent high schools. In the DC area, many Catholic high schools require the HSPT as… Read more »
Why take the PSAT, and what are National Merit Scholarships? I will be taking the PSAT in the middle of October. What is the PSAT? Why do I have to take it? The PSAT is a test that assesses your math, reading, and grammar capabilities. High school sophomores and juniors typically take the test in… Read more »
SSAT vs ISEE: This is one of the first decisions you have to make if your child has decided to apply for an independent school. Most independent schools will accept either admissions test (although you should always confirm this with the school). So what are some factors to consider as you decide which test is best… Read more »
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