Anyone enlisting in any branch of the Armed Forces will be required to take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery, or ASVAB. Though students in many schools across the country take the ASVAB as a kind of “career exploration” test, it is test primarily used during the enlistment process. Now, are you ready for some acronyms?
Like other aptitude tests such as the GED and the SAT, the ASVAB is a long test with lots of questions that assesses a variety…
Read MoreFor a few years now, there’s been a nagging question hanging around my tutor-brain: “Could I…should I…what if I get a perfect score on the SAT??”
This is the sort of question that lights a fire of determination behind the eyes of many a high-achieving high school student. This is the sort of question that keeps 17-year-olds up at night and helps keep the whole test-prep machine running.
And I want to answer it.
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Read MoreRather than just sitting inside and studying for the SATs, there are numerous places to visit in Philadelphia that can help prepare you for upcoming SAT tests!
To read and understand something you have to be able to connect it to your experiences. According to the excellent study guide Up Your Score there are five main topics used for the reading passages: Scientific, Historical, Art, Fiction and Minority. I will tell you about two places to visit in each category.
Scientific