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English is an area of the ACT that tends to intimidate students who are beginning their prep. In reality, though, this section isn’t as scary as it seems. The first step to conquering ACT English is understanding the structure of the section and what is tested. We're here with an overview of what's on the English section.

Many students let out a sigh of relief once they complete the No Calculator Math section of the SAT and get to move on to the Calculator Active portion of the test. However, if you've ever taken a practice test, you might know that just because the SAT allows you a calculator for this section, it doesn't necessarily mean you're in the clear.

Of all the things that separate ACT students, calculator usage may be the one that creates the widest spectrum. Here are some of the most helpful ACT calculator tips and tricks.

Let's get this out of the way: your primary LSAT prep books should be the official LSAC PrepTests. By using actual released LSATs, you are giving yourself the best opportunity to familiarize yourself with real questions.

What's covered in the GRE math section is no secret, but that doesn't make it easier to tackle. Many students applying to graduate programs haven't taken a math class in a while; in fact, unless you're going to school for math, it's probably been years since you did math in an academic setting.

Massive understatement incoming: the LSAT is hard. Like, "the LSAC has released more than 90 previous official tests because they don't care how much you prep because they don't think it matters" hard.

"Remote" has become the adjective of choice in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and grad tests certainly have not been spared. For the Law School Admissions Council (LSAC), this has led to the advent of the LSAT-Flex, a somewhat modified, remotely proctored version of the traditional LSAT.

Though the trend of going test optional isn’t new, COVID-19 has forced an unprecedented number of colleges to make the switch.

Of all the parts of the GMAT, the essay may be the one that I get the most questions about from students. Does it matter? How should I prepare? Wait, there's an essay?

The Integrated Reasoning section was added to the GMAT by the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) in June of 2012. It was designed to supplement the Verbal and Quantitative sections of the GMAT by directly testing the skills important in both the business school classrooms and in the business world beyond.

The ISEE (Independent School Entrance Examination) is used for admissions to private and independent elementary and secondary schools throughout the United States. The ISEE includes five sections: Verbal, Quantitative Reasoning, Reading, Mathematics Achievement, and an Essay.

When imagining preparing for the LSAT, you're far more likely to imagine spending lengthy hours hitting the books at a campus library than diagramming logic games on your tablet; however, due to the LSAT's 2019 switch to a digital format and the COVID-19 pandemic, your LSAT test prep is almost certainly going to be online.