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Video Library
Our efforts to equip students with the tools they need to excel extend beyond just tutoring. Toward that end, our free video library covers everything from test overviews to basic strategy to admissions tips.
So whether you’re already working with us and you want a quick review of a concept you covered in session or you’re just trying to test the water before you start tutoring, we hope these informational videos are exactly what you’re looking for.
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Test Prep
Many of our video resources deal with standardized testing, one of our specialties. Some focus on the structure of or fundamental strategies for one particular test, while others drill down on the differences between two “peer” tests, such as the GRE and GMAT.
Academics and Admissions
The remainder of our free informational videos cover topics related to the classroom—either the one you’re in now or the one you’re trying to get into in the near future.
ISEE/SSAT/SHSAT
Here you’ll find all of our video resources that deal with standardized testing.
Featured Articles
We’ve been doing this for a while now, and we’ve got more than enough knowledge to share. So if you have questions about standardized testing, from scoring to accommodations to fundamental strategies, you can find the answers here.
Ivy League ACT Scores: What to Aim For to Maximize Your Chances
Before you begin preparing for the ACT, it’s important to have a sense of what your score goals are. A good way to start figuring that out is to generate a list of schools you’re interested in and then research score statistics for each. Along the way, many students are curious about the same thing: what ACT scores would I need to get into an Ivy League school? In this post, we’ll answer that question.
Deferred For Admission? Here’s What To Do
The majority of students who applied to college using early action or early decision applications typically receive decision letters anywhere from mid-December to late January. …
What to Expect on the SAT Reading Section
Chances are that if you’re taking a standardized test you’ll have to do some reading comprehension. However, it’s important to note that not all reading …
In 7 weeks working with my Noodle Pro, I progressed from an initial test score of 570 to an actual test score of 710. This was in no small part due to my tutor's influence. He was always available to help with queries by phone, text, and email. His support extended far beyond the tutorials themselves.
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