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College Planning Calendar: September 2024

A new academic year has officially begun, and there’s a ton of planning to do. Get started with the September edition of our College Planning Calendar!

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Your Essential Guide to Getting Better ACT Scores

If your goal is to get the best ACT scores possible, this guide is for you. Learn about practice exams, study strategies, test day prep tips, and more!

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College Planning Calendar: August 2024

As a new academic year approaches, it's time to make a plan of action for you and your students. Use our August College Planning Calendar to get started!

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9 Study Strategies for SAT and ACT Summer Test Prep

Summer is the prime time for standardized test prep. Take your studying to the next level with these top tips from an SAT expert.

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Founder, Prep Expert

Important Questions to Ask Teachers for Digital SAT Test Prep

The best way to prep for the new SAT (or any exam) is by asking questions. And you know who are great resources for questions? Your teachers. Get asking!

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CollegeXpress Student Writer

College Planning Calendar: July 2024

Summer means warm weather, vacations, and fun! But there are still some important dates and college prep steps to take. See what July has in store here.

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College Planning Calendar: June 2024

School is almost out for the summer! Get ready for three months of fun and just a little college prep with our June College Planning Calendar.

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College Planning Calendar: May 2024

Another academic year is wrapping up soon! Help students get ready for test dates, graduation, summer, and more with our May College Planning Calendar.

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College Planning Calendar: April 2024

Happy spring! Help your students get ready for standardized tests, the end of the admission process, and more with this month’s College Planning Calendar.

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College Planning Calendar: March 2024

Stay on top of the college planning process with our monthly College Planning Calendar for counselors, students, and parents. Happy March planning!

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