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Junior year is probably the most important college prep year, and students need to ensure they’re on track in order to be prepared for the college admissions process next fall.

It’s never too early to start planting college prep seeds – especially since all four years of high school courses, grades, activities, and more are evaluated in the admissions process.

There’s a lot that freshmen and sophomores can do now to stay on track for the college admissions process – and even get ahead.

For those students with an interest in math or other STEM fields, the SAT Subject Tests in math can be alluring, but with two options available, Math I and Math II, how do you know which one is right for you?

Most people associate test prep, especially for SAT Subject Tests, with high school juniors and seniors, but did you know the best time to start taking SAT Subject Tests is actually in 9th and 10th grade?

Setting academic and college prep goals for the coming year is a great way to get students excited about their college prep and alleviate some of the stress commonly associated with planning for college.

Test anxiety is something many students struggle with, and it is possible to address test anxiety early and develop de-stressing habits so that it does not hinder your academic performance.

Online instruction has been growing in popularity over the years because it can connect people from all over the world – and right now it’s necessary as students continue their studies after school closures due to the current coronavirus pandemic.

If you’re looking to spice up hours of textbook drills and flashcards, consider adding some creativity to your study habits through gamification.

Our team of expert counselors is here to provide some clarity for anxious applicants on how coronavirus will impact college admissions this fall.

The content overlap is going to be your biggest advantage.

The spring semester is a popular testing time, and high school sophomores and juniors need to have a plan in order to prepare for these important college admission exams.

For international students preparing to apply to US universities there’s a lot to consider – from the holistic admissions process, to other things like visa requirements and tuition costs – but one thing that many students overseas recognize the importance of is college entrance exams.

Follow these tips to make your junior year successful!