IT'S ALMOST TIME FOR THE PSAT
It’s already mid-September, and that means it's less than one month before the PSAT. Usually, the PSAT is pretty uneventful: students register, take the exam, and forget about it until December, when sometimes shockingly disappointing scores arrive as a not-so-nice holiday present.
But this year, it’s different: the PSAT administered in October will model the revised SAT, set to hit desks nationwide in March, 2016. New exams naturally cause anxiety, but rather than let your students succumb to nerves, throw their hands up, and walk into the PSAT none the wiser; Method Test Prep has a no-brainer, three-step process to help your students go into the PSAT with confidence.
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Why We Love the PSAT (and You Should, Too!)
If you're a parent wondering if you should convince your young scholar to take the PSAT, well, it's really a no-brainer. The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, otherwise known as the PSAT, is an excellent way to prepare for the SAT's, because the questions are very similar and in some cases identical. And there are no consequences for not doing well on it.
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It’s already mid-September, and that means it's less than one month before the PSAT. Usually, the PSAT is pretty uneventful: students register, take the exam, and forget about it until December, when sometimes shockingly disappointing scores arrive as a not-so-nice holiday present.