The ACT is a standardized test used for college and university admissions. The ACT is out of 36 points in total, with the average score being 21. Students usually take the ACT test, for the first time, in their junior year of high school. There are many ways to prepare and study for the test. […] Read more

(COVINGTON, La.) St. Paul’s ACT scores have consistently been above the state average of 19.5. Through preparation and practice in core classes (English, science, and math), SPS hopes to continue to raise average scores, with the seniors’ average scores rising from a 23.2 in 2007 to a 25.5 in 2017. Junior Chris Wilson, who scored […] Read more

Spring is finally upon us—which means longer days, warmer weather, and the impending dread of finals week. While this may not be your first rodeo, it doesn’t mean that you don’t get anxious come test time. Test anxiety can be extremely debilitating and drastically alter your performance. According to the ADAA, the causes of test […] Read more

Private tutoring customizes learning to your student’s unique needs. A student could spend 10 weeks in Princeton or Kaplan classes, just to learn the same coookie-cutter approach they teach everyone. Yes, this will help those who had no idea how to approach the test and are already good test takers, but it can actually harm Read more

Letter Knowledge Letter knowledge is understanding; That the same letter can look different, for example, a lower case letter ‘b’ looks different from a capital letter ‘B’. Letters will also look different depending on which font type is being used or if it is handwritten, for example, an Arial font letter ‘g’ looks different from […] Read more