The Conversation More Families Are Having I’ve met with two families in the past few weeks who shared a similar experience. Both had been told by another test prep company that their students were “behind” and should already be planning to take the August SAT. So I asked a couple of...

In the age of artificial intelligence, students have unprecedented access to tools that can assist with their academic work. While these tools offer numerous benefits, a growing concern is emerging: students are increasingly relying on AI to complete assignments, leading to a decline...

When College Dreams Meet Overwhelming Pressure As spring rolls in, so does an invisible weight for many high school juniors: college application season is around the corner. This should be a time of excitement and opportunity. But for many students and families, the process brings...

Over the past two decades, high school GPAs have climbed steadily, but SAT and ACT scores haven’t followed the same upward trajectory. This disconnect leaves many parents wondering: How can a straight-A student struggle with standardized tests? The “Good Student, Bad...

In a rapidly changing college admissions landscape, Bybee College Prep stands out for our commitment to providing students and families with accurate, up-to-date, and effective resources. Our unique approach to test preparation and college admissions guidance keeps us at the...

The college admissions process is confusing. In our free consultations, we help dispel some of that confusion.

When you have a list of things you have to do, tackle the least pleasant one first. If you have a plate full of delicious food and this one thing you don’t want to eat, eat it first. You’ll get to enjoy the rest of the food so much more than if you save the unpleasant...

It’s a weird year for the PSAT. If you took the test in October, your scores are due to come out the week of December 7th. College Board did announce an additional test date of January 26th which many schools are following. Those scores are due to be out in mid-March. If you...

Spending $700 on a quality course where the student could get that 1160 would mean saving $40,000 over 4 years. That’s 5700%.