In this series of articles I will address a number of factors of high school education from a college admissions perspective. As a Catholic homeschooling mother of six and a professional college consultant, I will share some of my experience and knowledge in this series of four articles. In this first article, I’ll discuss the overall perspective colleges have with… Read more →
Have you heard that there are ACT test dates in June and July? SAT in June and August? The July & August dates are pretty new. These give students a chance to test outside the typical school year. Remember, you can test anywhere so, for example, if you’ll be in Boston on vacation, your student can take a test there,… Read more →
This article originally appeared on Kolbe.org and is used with permission. Miss Part One? Read it here: Applying to College as a Homeschooler, Part One Part 2: The College Application in Parts (1/3) – Standardized Tests and The Outside Letter of Reference Standardized Tests When evaluating a college application, an experienced admissions committee knows that the ACT, SAT, or CLT… Read more →
This was in my email inbox today: I am excited to introduce you to the Classic Learning Test (CLT), a new standardized college entrance exam available now to high school students and accepted at a growing number of Catholic and Christian Liberal Arts Colleges across the United States. These colleges now include Aquinas College, Christendom College, John Paul the Great… Read more →
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Are You Looking to Measure Your Student’s Success? Seton Testing Services provides affordable, standardized testing and test preparation materials to meet your testing needs. Why Test? As an educator, you can benefit from assessments in the following ways: Monitor student progress Diagnose student strengths and weaknesses Provide information on curriculum and instructional effectiveness Discover student potential in order to provide… Read more →
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