Why Take the SAT if Colleges Are Test-Optional?
Why should you take the SAT or ACT if colleges are test-optional?
If you don't submit your SAT or ACT, how do admissions officers decide whether to accept or reject?
Should you submit your scores to some colleges but not others?
Do some colleges prefer one over the other (SAT v ACT)?
How do you know "Which Test is Best"...for your son or daughter?
Is it ok to sing a sad song with an upbeat tempo?
These (except one) are just some of the near-daily questions our head tutor, Marissa U and I get here at our college advisory firm. This is just tip tippity-top of the iceberg, too.
That's why we're doing a live and unplugged open (and free) webinar tomorrow night, Monday July 31, where you can get these and your other questions answered, time permitting.
Here's how it works:
- Sign up (click that large blue button, below)
- Answer the 1-question survey about your "burning question" that you want answered (optional)
- Show up Monday night (you'll get the link once you sign up)
It's that easy. Getting into college is harder. Here's the page to sign up and show up:
Please forward this invite to anyone you think has these questions or other SAT or ACT questions!
- Andy Lockwood
P.S. Our classes and tutoring options are listed on our site, LockwoodTestPrep.com.
But don't sign up for anything now, we're going to be offering a coupon code on tomorrow night's webinar :)
