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| What is ACT and How to Register for the test
How to Register for the ACT
The ACT is a standardized test that is used in much the same way as the SAT for college admissions. In order to take it, however, you must register. There are a couple of....
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| How to Score High on the SAT or PSAT
How to Score High on the SAT or PSAT
The SAT is a test that you take at the end of high school that determines what university you get into, however, unlike what some people think, the PSAT is not a....
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| Free TOEFL Study on the Internet
Free TOEFL Study on the Internet
TOEFL Study on the Internet
By Kenneth Beare
Taking the TOEFL is a necessary step for any non US educated student wanting to study at a North American university.....
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| How To Beat the GMAT
How To Beat the GMAT
By Karen Schweitzer
If you plan on attending business school, taking the GMAT is a must. The GMAT is a standardized admissions test that is required by nearly every accredited....
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| Preparing for the ACT
Preparing for the ACT
by ACT.org
This booklet, which is provided free of charge, is intended to help you do your best on the ACT. It summarizes general test-taking strategies, describes the content....
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| About SAT
SAT:
The SAT is the nation's most widely used admissions test among colleges and universities. It tests students' knowledge of subjects that are necessary for college success: reading, writing, and....
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| Prepare for the GRE Test
Prepare for the Test
Free, official test preparation materials for the computer-based and paper-based GRE® tests are available to anyone who registers for the GRE tests worldwide or who visits....
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| The SAT® Tests
SAT Reasoning (formerly SAT I).
The SAT Reasoning Test is a three-hour test that measures a student’s ability rather than knowledge. It contains three sections: writing, critical reading, and math.....
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| Take the tests
High schools vary from place to place, so colleges can't look at grades alone. Standardized tests provide a consistent way for colleges to evaluate students. Most colleges require you to take one of the....
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