The New SAT and More: The Digital Road Ahead for the Class of 2025
A PRIVATE EVENT FOR SAN FRANCISCO UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL AND THE URBAN SCHOOL
DATE & TIME (passed)
Tuesday, May 2nd, 7pm
If you were unable to attend the live webinar, a recording has been posted below.
DESCRIPTION
The SAT is about to undergo its most significant change in its nearly 100-year history, and the class of 2025 will be the first cohort tested.
Starting with the PSAT in October 2023, the paper-based exams will be replaced by a fully digital and adaptive format. The new SAT debuts in March of 2024 when our current sophomores are in 11th grade.
In anticipation of this major change and the questions it inspires, your counseling teams have invited Compass’s founder Adam Ingersoll to share his insights on exactly what this means and what to expect. This event offers an early opportunity to get a step ahead in terms of planning and preparation.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Adam Ingersoll began his career in test prep in 1993 while at the University of Southern California, where he was a student-athlete on the basketball team, worked in the admissions office, and graduated magna cum laude. Now in his third decade guiding families to successful experiences with standardized tests, Adam is recognized as a leading expert on college admission testing and is a popular speaker at higher education conferences and dozens of school events annually. He has provided training on test usage for the admission teams at prominent universities including Caltech, Rochester, and USC.
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