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Does the SAT still matter? Digital SAT, When to start studying & more!
Written by Jack Delehey on December 23rd, 2022
By popular demand, here is the recording from last month’s live webinar with Larry Cheung, Founder of Tigerway Prep.
Larry is one of the people I respect most in the college planning/standardized test prep industry. His insights were tremendously valuable and we even had significant time to answer Q&As live for parents.
If you’re looking to skip around, here are some important timestamps:
- 9:22 - Does standardized testing still matter? Overview of COVID’s influence on standardized testing
- 9:25 - When should students start studying for standardized testing?
- 16:00 - Why duration is everything when it comes to successful test prep study strategies
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20:48 - SAT or ACT?
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38:00 - How to work with the test optional landscape
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45:34 - Q&A, “It’s how you tell your story”
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1:01:00 - The multiple SAT/ACT study methods & which you should choose
Happy holidays to all!
Jack
P.S. - Congratulations to my HS seniors who gained acceptances into their dream schools, Early Decision, last weekend! They are done with college admissions! Cornell, Gettysburg, UT-Austin, George Mason & more! I’m very proud of all of my students!
Jack Delehey
Jack Delehey (Vanderbilt '14) is a college admissions expert originally from Concord, MA and now resides in Denver, CO. It is his goal to pass on his college admission knowledge, strategies, and unique perspective to high school students in a young, fun, relatable, older-brother type manner.
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