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SAT or ACT: What's the difference and which should you take?

Many colleges accept both SAT and ACT scores as part of the admissions application. Which test should you take to best show off your abilities?


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SAT and ACT preparation: Is there a best way to study?
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4 quick tips for the math section of the SAT
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Why Test Prep Matters for the SAT and ACT
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How to manage your time wisely on the SAT

No doubt about it: the SAT is a pressure cooker. You're asked to answer tons of questions both quickly and accurately, with a proctor constantly reminding you of how much time is left. Even if you're the best test-taker in the world, the almighty [...]
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How to dominate reading comprehension on the SAT

Here are some quick tips to help you make the most out of the time allotted for reading comprehension questions.
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3 Simple SAT Grammar Tips

Here are three sneaky—and common—grammar errors to look out for on the SAT.
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5 ways to prepare for the SAT

Start preparing early for the SAT. The more you practice, the better you'll do.
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George Washington University doesn't care about your SAT or ACT scores

George Washington University will no longer require SAT or ACT scores on college applications. See what other colleges are ditching standardized tests.
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10 Tips for Outsmarting the SAT

SAT prep expert Elizabeth King shares her top tips for outsmarting the SAT.
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When In Doubt, Pick C: A SAT Primer

Multiple Choice Test, to be done in number two pencil on a Sunday in a badly lighted room with as much pressure as you can manufacture. Guessing is encouraged and may even raise your score.

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