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  • Colleges Say: Test Optional = BIG Mistake!

    by susan henschel
    Bottom line test optional takes away opportunities. Testing offers the chance to understand a student academic strengths and help pinpoint potential needs.When we consider the high cost of college families need a testing guide line to help navigate this process. Test optional will take away more advantages for families and tend to serve the colleges.

  • Just Like That! - Preparing For College Entrance Exams

    by susan henschel
    And Just Like That! - Preparing for College Entrance Exams in 2022 One minute we are getting excited about returning to school, then before you ...
    Posted in ACT, ACT exam, ACT testing, college, college application, college entrance, college essay, college prep, college preparation, college scholarships, college search, education, high school students, learning, parents, SAT, student, teen parents, teens, test prep

  • Time to Finally Understand What "Test Optional" Really Means!

    by susan henschel
    Why I need the SAT/ACT, and what this means for me.
    Posted in ACT, education, SAT

  • College Students: Degree Insurance May Be The Next Big Thing Coming Your Way

    by susan henschel
    A client was asking what is the most bankable major, and then I saw this...

  • Test Optional Does Not Mean Test Blind

    by Marissa Garrett

    Test Optional Does Not Mean Test Blind

    Do I need to take the SAT or ACT?

    What test optional policies mean, how to interpret them in times of COVID-19, and how colleges & universities are adopting these policies. 

  • Common Application Launches 2020-2021

    by Marissa Garrett
    Common App Launches 2020-2021 Application Season on August 1st Arlington, VA - Common App, the non-profit membership organization de...

  • Must Haves For Every College Admission

    by susan henschel
    Do you understand the purpose of your SAT/ACT scores? We'll also let you in on the most prominent things college admissions are looking for.

  • Next Steps - Time Line For Success!

    by Stuart Smith

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  • Making An Impression

    by susan henschel
    Learn How to Impress College Admissions Counselors List eye-catching and meaningful achievements in your college applications to grab their i...

  • The College Review Wins Beachwood Awards Program

    by Stuart Smith
    Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE College Review Receives 2014 Best of Beachwood Award Beachwood Award Program Honors the Achievement BEA...

  • Our New Look

    by susan henschel
    Welcome to The College Review's new home!  We've updated our company look to reflect the reliability and cutting edge approach that our parents, st...

  • Welcome!

    by susan henschel
    Students and Parents! Welcome to The College Review's blog! Our certified tutors love to help students learn how to take standardized tests, as we...
    Posted in ACT, SAT, test prep, The College Review