Originally published by the author in NYMetroParents Many parents wonder whether an A in a Regents or College Prep class is better than a B in an AP course. As with many things in education, the …
How To Approach Test-Optional Admissions
Originally published in NYMetroParents Widespread changes across the admissions process certainly show the continuing impact of COVID-19 on the world of higher education, and leave a number of …
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Are Standardized Tests Really Optional? The SAT & SAT Subject Tests
The College Board announced this week that they will no longer offer SAT Subject Tests to U.S. students, and will discontinue the optional SAT Essay after the slated June 2021 test date. In an effort …
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The Road to College: The “Dashboard”
This article by Dr. Tony Di Giacomo originally appeared on River Journal. On the Road to College, standardized tests occupy much space in the minds of students. While the message I share with my …
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Reimagining Student Success Series Chapter #10: Standardized Testing 101
Of all the parts of high school that cause confusion, testing easily ranks among the highest. Most countries have one main test related to college admission, and we have many, managed by …
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