This news is developing, and this article will be updated regularly. Check back often for the latest information. For discussion of COVID-19 impact on admission and testing broadly, see: Impact...
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As promised, the College Board released additional information today (April 3, 2020) about the AP Exams this year. Here are some key takeaways for students. For a more in-depth synthesis…
Compass has compiled the SAT score ranges for popular colleges and universities, public and private, chosen to represent a wide array of four-year postsecondary institutions in the U.S. The SAT…
[Last update 3/20] The Compass team is working safely and remotely to provide a full level of service to our students. We have transitioned all of our one-on-one students to...
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Updates for the class of 2021 For the 2020-2021 admissions cycle, UPenn has made SAT Subject Tests optional. MIT has made the decision to no longer consider the SAT Subject...
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PART I: Unexpected, Unexplained Score Drops Critics of standardized tests correctly assert that even the best built tests are imperfect and incomplete. However, high stakes tests like the SAT and...
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To view this information in a presentation format, watch our Accommodations Webinar. College Board and ACT offer a variety of testing accommodations for students with disabilities. Two of the most...
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One of the benefits of having relocated to New York City to support our office here is being more readily available and able to say yes when media opportunities arise....
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If you’re anything like me, you’ll avoid any work that’s not absolutely necessary. So why bother studying for the PSAT? After all, it’s the Preliminary-SAT. But if you don’t, then you’re…
If you’re in 9th or 10th grade, the SAT and ACT are probably starting to loom on your horizon. You may want to start preparing for them now, but it can be…