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08/05/2026

Automatic scholarship numbers are now out for Alabama. If you want to Roll Tide and not be broke at the end of it, then get to work... the money awaits you!

08/03/2026

College applications are open! Please do not spend half of your personal statement talking about how much you love the school/how you’re the school’s biggest fan.
You think it helps, but it doesn’t.

03/18/2026

Registration for the 19th Annual SAT/ACT Summer Camp is now officially open!
Here are the dates for this year:
July 6 - 9
July 20 - 23
July 27 - 30
Each week will offer a morning session that runs from 9:00 AM - noon, and an afternoon session that lasts from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM. We will cover the the SAT and ACT's test content as well as test-taking strategies, with a strong focus on TEST-TAKING STRATEGIES FOR COMPUTER-BASED TESTS.
The camp can be attended in-person in Lexington, SC or online via Zoom, and at a low, low price of only $299 in-person/$99 Zoom, you can't find a better value anywhere else.
To register, just click on the following link:
https://satprepteacher.com/summer-sat-camp/
See you in camp!

01/10/2026

Gotta roll with the SAT or ACT if you want to Roll Tide.

The University of Alabama System which is comprised of the University of Alabama, University of Alabama at Birmingham and the University of Alabama in…

01/09/2026

Great SAT Class last night! We focused on Sentence Completion questions; namely, getting students to notice adjectives and adverbs (ie words that describe) and think about WHY the test creators added-in those words when they were writing the test (spoiler: to make the right answer right and the wrong answers wrong).
In this case, I guarantee the sentence originally stated "Annie Dodge Wauneka worked to promote public health." Why was the adverb "continuously" added after the fact? To make "persistent" the right answer.
Teaching students to notice the use of certain words and to think about the author's intent in using those words is a critical skill for both the SAT and for life.
Want to learn more? Join us for class!
www.SATPrepTeacher.com

01/09/2026

Seems early, right? Wrong! The 11th grade PSAT (given in October of a student's 11th grade year) offers a chance at National Merit Scholar recognition, which many schools give GENEROUS scholarships to recruit these students.
Check out what Oklahoma offers to National Merit Scholars:
https://www.ou.edu/admissions/honors/scholarships/national-merit-finalist-scholarship/non-resident
The PSAT is basically a slightly shorter SAT, so preparation for one test is preparation for the other. Usually, a student needs around what would be a 1400 on the SAT to qualify for National Merit (it varies from state to state).
If you get National Merit, then great! If you fall short, then you're still sitting in the 1300's, which is a great place to be. Take the SAT, send that score off to the schools on your list, and let their recruitment of you begin.
NOW is the time to begin preparing for the PSAT. Join us for our SAT classes, which can be attended live or watched at a later point (your pick), this semester and let's get you on the road to admissions and scholarship. .Visit our website, www.SATPrepTeacher.com , for more info.
See you in class!

01/07/2026

Of course it isn't: eliminating standardized testing requirements was nothing more than moralistic grandstanding. The SAT and ACT were never the issue; rather, they EXPOSED the issues within our education system and the messenger was shot. In its place, we now have a system where admissions counselors can admit students based on the most arbitrary of reasons ("his essay really touched me")... or excuses (never mind that his grandfather's name is on a campus building).
It's time for the UC system to admit the obvious: there is less equity in subjective metrics than objective ones.

It’s become all too apparent that high school grades are insufficient in signaling college preparedness.

01/05/2026

Well, that's one way to start the New Year! We didn't even know that we were nominated for Charleston, SC's best SAT/ACT Preparation Service, better yet that we won! There are many established SAT/ACT prep companies in the Charleston area, so to receive this recognition from the readers of the Post and Courier is truly humbling. We look forward to helping students in Charleston and in many, many other locations earn their college acceptance and scholarships in 2026, and, once again, thanks everyone for your vote of confidence.

10/15/2025

Lol... yeah, Google's AI efforts still have a ways to go.

09/04/2025

Another domino falls... (spoiler: its returning to requiring the SAT/ACT).

The Ohio State University today announced the reinstatement of the ACT/SAT test requirement for all new first-year undergraduate applicants to the Columbus campus in the 2026 admissions cycle and beyond.Like most universities, Ohio State adopted a test-optional pilot in 2020 due to disruptions cause...