CHANGE FOR A REASON: REDESIGNED SAT

Introduction:

The Redesigned SAT will focus on the knowledge & skills that current research shows the most essential for College & Career readiness and success.

The exam will reflect the best of the class work & dedication. Coming in Spring 2016.

Key Changes:

Relevant words in context, Command of evidence, Essay analyzing a source, Focus on Math, Problems grounded in real world context, Analysis in science and History/Social Studies, Founding documents and great global conversations and No penalty for wrong answers.

The Rising Competition in New SAT:

The entire good grade Colleges will consider SAT scores which help the students to get the best College of their choice.

Many Colleges Admissions officers expressed skepticism about College Board’s claim that the new SAT will narrow the gap between rich and poor student’s scores and eliminate the edge gained through test preparation courses. Nor do they expect that the new test will hold any less stress for students.

How to Prepare:

“Love Books, you will love SAT”. The best way to determine what is best for you is to take a timed practice and a proper guidance. Its time consuming, but those hours you sacrifice are a wise investment, experts say “Ultimately the best way to know for sure is to Practice”, says Kristen Campbell, director of college prep programs at Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions.

A proper guidance can always set you to the right path and helps you achieve the success.

Contact Details:

Talent Learning Center

Contact Person:

Ila Jari
Education and Performing Arts Specialist
Ph: 469-449-4084

General Queries
Ph: 908-329-4410