With several college entrance exams just around the corner, there is truly no time to procrastinate.

The upcoming ACT on February 11 and SAT on March 11 are almost here. Even if you don't plan on taking either of these exams, the following Winter tests are not far behind. Students need to utilize these next few weeks to study and take action.

Studies have shown that students who study will increase their scores and perform better. Not only will students have more information reinforced before the test, but they will also be more comfortable during testing time.

Easing test anxiety is almost as important as studying the information itself. If a student can't sit still and relax, it is a lot more difficult for them to summon information on command.

Fortunately, the best way to ease this stress is through proper studying. Practicing for the exam and utilizing test preparation are the best ways to get comfortable and familiar with a test. Once students know what to expect, they can ease up and focus better.

But there isn't a lot of time.

Test preparation is an excellent resource for all students, but it doesn't work without giving it the right amount of time. Cramming all the information right before the test may actually be counterproductive for students.

Staying up late and trying to memorize a lot of information during the final hour will cause more stress and harm the student's retention capabilities. Not only that, but the feeling of being rushed will distract a student, possibly increasing anxiety.

Luckily for students, studying does not have to be crammed into a short period right before the big test.

Let the experts at The College Review give tailored, step-by-step instructions to your students. Give students the tools needed to succeed on their tests and raise their scores. 

It is time to take action now before it is too late. There is no time to procrastinate!