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Page 468, number 18, Official Guide to the SAT.Posted 2021-07-11 Below is an explanation one of the hardest math problems (p.468 #18) in the Official SAT Study Guide. Keep Reading |
SAT Question of the Day: Test #3 Sec 3 Math NC #9Posted 2021-07-11 "In the system of equations above, k is a constant and x and y are variables. For what value of k will the system of equations have no solution?" Keep Reading |
March 2016 SAT Scores are now Available.Posted 2021-07-11 We finally have scores from the first administration of the new SAT in March. Keep Reading |
Upcoming Changes to the GMATPosted 2021-07-11 GMAC will be introducing a new "Integrated Reasoning" section to the GMAT in summer 2012. Keep Reading |
GRE Vocabulary Mnemonics by Vince and BrianPosted 2021-07-11 How to prepare yourself for the vocabulary portion of the GRE verbal. Keep Reading |
We Write the Books on Test Prep.Posted 2021-07-11 The best test-prep books are those written by true experts in their field. So I took it as a compliment when Barron's, one of the world's major book publishers, recruited me to edit their ACT prep materials (see attached letter). In fact, many of our tutors have helped write educational materials for test-prep companies all over the world. Keep Reading |
GRE Official Guide - Question #1 page 47Posted 2021-07-11 Brian explains a GRE Reading question. Keep Reading |
SAT Question of the Day: Test #3, Sec 3 Math NC #12Posted 2021-07-11 "In the quadratic equation above, a is a nonzero constant. The graph of the equation in the xy-plane is a parabola with vertex (c,d). Which of the following is equal to d ?" Keep Reading |
Free SAT notes by Brian McElroyPosted 2021-07-11
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Customized SAT and ACT progress reports now available for all McElroy Tutoring studentsPosted 2021-07-11 McElroy Tutoring has been growing very quickly over the past few months, so suddenly I'm spending the majority of my weekday mornings and afternoons managing company policy, consulting with local parents, and directing our team of tutors. Then, of course, when the late afternoon/evening rolls around, it's time for private tutoring with my SAT, ACT, and college consulting students (I usually tutor from about 2:30 - 9:00 PM on weeknights, 11AM - 5PM on weekends). Finally, at night, I try to add to... Keep Reading |
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