Advantage of Private LessonsIndividual private lessons are simply the most effective method for students to improve their subject knowledge and greatly increase their test scores. (Click to learn more). |
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College Admission Tests
If you're getting ready to apply to college, you're probably hearing a lot about various standardized admission test such as the SAT, SAT Subject Tests, ACT, PSAT, and AP tests. Here's a quick overview of what you'll need to know.
The SAT is one of the best known college admissions tests particular for schools on the East and West coasts. Most schools will accept your SAT scores for admissions and to award scholarships. Learn more about the SAT
The PSAT is great practice for the SAT. Many students take a practice PSAT in October of their sophomore year, but it's the PSAT you take in October of your junior year that counts for the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The PSAT is not used for admission decisions. Learn more about the PSAT
The ACT is another admissions test that is growing in popularity and has a reputation for being a little easier than others. Another advantage is that you can take the test several times and choose which
score to submit. Most colleges will accept either the ACT or the SAT. In February 2005, the ACT added an "optional" essay. Learn more About the ACT
The ACT is another admissions test that is growing in popularity and has a reputation for being a little easier than others. Another advantage is that you can take the test several times and choose which score to submit. Most colleges will accept either the ACT or the SAT. In February 2005, the ACT added an "optional" essay. Learn more About the GED
The GED testing program offers you an opportunity to earn a GED high school diploma. If you left high school without graduating and your high school class has graduated, you are probably eligible to take the GED Tests - so what are you waiting for? Sign up to get your private GED tutor today. Learn more about the GED
The AP Tests, or Advanced Placement exams, aren't involved in admissions decisions, but they can certainly help you once you get to college. A high score in an AP course can earn you college credit while in high school. Additionally, some college admissions officers look for AP courses as a sign of a challenging high school curriculum. Learn more about the AP tests
Graduate School Tests
The Graduate Record Examination (GRE). Off to graduate school? Many schools consider GRE scores when determining merit-based grants, fellowships, and teaching or research assignments. The test has 3 sections: Quantitative, Verbal, and Analytical Writing Assessment (AWA). Learn more about the GRE
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is is a 4-hour computer-adaptive test required by most business schools. Your performance on previous questions determines which questions come next. It consists of 3 sections (Quantitative, Verbal, and Writing) and can be taken at any time of the year. Learn more about the GMAT
The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is required for admission to most medical schools. The MCAT is an 8-hour exam designed to test basic science concepts, verbal
reasoning, and writing skills. Learn more about the MCAT
Solutions for K-12 Students
Many students have great difficulty learning Mathematics/Physics or English at school. Once a student begins to fall behind the rest of the class it is usually very difficult for them to catch up in these essential subjects without additional help. Luckily, these same students often tend to flourish under one-to-one private tutoring. Many students are amazed how quickly they can pick up a new topic when they are free from the distractions of the classroom environment.
Individual private lessons are simply the most effective method for students to improve their subject knowledge and greatly increase their test scores.This is due to the fact that private lessons have several advantages over the traditional classroom environment including the following:
- Personal Teacher Attention
- Customized lessons to suit your individual needs
- Increased student confidence
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New York State Specialized High School Test
The Regents Exam. The New York State Mathematics A Regents Examination is the mathematics test that all students in New York State must pass in order to graduate from high school. Those students wishing to pursue an Advanced Regents Diploma must pass the Mathematics B Regents Examination. Learn more about the Regents Exam
The SHSAT Exam. The New York City Specialized High Schools Admissions Test is an exam 8th and 9th graders take as part of their applications to six New York City Specialized High Schools. Learn more about the SHSAT. These include:
- Bronx High School of Science
- Stuyvesant High School
- Brooklyn Technical High School
- High School for Math, Science, & Engineering at City College (City MSE)
- Queens High School for the Sciences at York College
- High School of American Studies at Lehman College
Other Tests
The ISEE (Independent School Entrance Examination) and the SSAT (Secondary School Admission Test ) are used for admission to private middle schools / high schools and boarding schools / military schools respectively.
These test are designed to assess a student's ability in key subject areas and determine if he or she meets the criteria for admission. Learn more about the ISEE and the SSAT.
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