Before starting SAT or ACT preparation, it’s important to set a goal. Our goal at Your Score Booster is to help you hit your goal score as quickly as possible. Pick some universities you might be interested in. Then set a goal score based on those universities. Find SAT and ACT scores for Ivy League universities […]
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Your test scores are important, but universities, including Harvard, look at your activities, adversities and more… In a few days, Harvard College will send out invitations to its newest prospective freshmen. Those emails, calls, and letters cap an arduous three-month, 40-person review of applicants — a record 35,023 this year. As with every new class,
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Test anxiety is common. Your Score Booster instructors and tutors will teach you material, help you reduce errors and boost your confidence, all of which will help reduce your test anxiety. Get a good sleep Practice breathing routines Take a brief walk before the exam to help relax Focus on yourself and not others Take
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So you are planing to take an SAT class or get an SAT tutor in Vancouver or online? But should you apply early for university? Read this article… It’s important to understand the pros and cons of early admission. Early decision serves many colleges well. Students applying early decision agree to attend if they are
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Your Score Booster’s owner, Richard Dalton, lost his mother to cancer in December 2013. In her honor, he is matching donations to two organizations that conduct cancer research or treat patients with cancer. Help the cause. Please visit our page on Canada Helps.
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Question Suppose you get this SAT Question: The author discusses Pierre Trudeau’s election (lines 12-17) in order to… What line numbers have the answer to this question? Answer One might expect the answer to be in lines 12 to 17. After all, the question says “line 12-17.” However, those lines are merely where Pierre Trudeau’s
Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia universities reported record-low freshman admission rates for the 2013-2014 academic year as applications climbed above or held near all-time highs. Harvard offered seats to 2,029 students, or 5.8 percent of a record 35,023 applicants, the Cambridge, Massachusetts-based school said yesterday in a statement. Yale accepted 6.7 percent, Princeton offered admission
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