Good luck to all the students taking the upcoming SAT test on November 3 (this Saturday!). Remember, it’s only a test, and all your hard work practicing for the test will pay off. We definitely encourage you to take advantage of our new – and free – ePrep Express. As we’ve published for previous SAT test dates, the following videos and articles from ePrep can be a great help as you focus on test day:
SAT Test Day: The Night Before and Morning Of
Real SAT Stories: Second Guessing on the SAT
SAT Directions: Optimize Your Time on Test Day
When to Guess on the SAT Writing Section
When to Guess on the SAT Critical Reading Section
When to Guess on the SAT Math Section
SAT Sentence Completion Questions: When to Guess?
Don’t Blame the Chicken Pox for SAT Math Mistakes
Approach to SAT Math Problems
Habeus Answer, or Show Yourself the Answer!
Mastering Your SAT Test Weaknesses
SAT Questions…Easiest to Hardest
Autopilot – Don’t Set a Course for a Lower SAT Score
A Lesson from a Course in Wills, Trusts and Estates
Bubbling: Avoid Mistakes in Your Answer Key
Please Put Down Your Pencil!
The Dreaded SAT Experimental Section
You can also see EVERY SAT post here. If you have an iPod, we encourage you to subscribe to our free podcasts and take ePrep with you on the go!
Jay Mathews from the Washington Post recently wrote an amusing article on what not to do in your college application.
Just a little FYI here. The actual name of the PSAT is PSAT/NMSQT – The Preliminary SAT®/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. When you take the PSAT in your junior year of high school, you are also entered into the running for a scholarship 