PSAT Scores Are Coming: Now What? PSAT testing has already begun at many schools, and scores will start rolling in as early as October 23rd. Whether you’re a sophomore seeing the PSAT for the first time or a junior aiming for National Merit, here’s what to do once your scores come...

2023 PSAT scores should start landing in students’ College Board accounts around November 6th. What you do next largely depends on whether you’re a Junior, Sophomore, or Freshman.

National Merit. School counselors talk about it. School districts publicize it. However, many parents and students aren’t really sure what it is beyond some sort of academic honor that smart kids pursue. Check out this post for ideas about what to do once you get your PSAT...

The PSAT is a chance to see how students are doing compared to the actual SAT. Students get a score on a test similar to the one they’ll take for record that they can use to compare to the scores they will need.

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If you’re a sophomore or freshman, you’re going to use the scores very differently than if you’re a junior. For Juniors, the PSAT score is a fantastic way to look at exactly what you need to work on before that test. For sophomores, it’s going to tell you...

I get to work with a couple of hundred students every year. One of the most frequent conversations we have goes something like this. “I only got a 1260 on my SAT.” “That’s a great score.” “But everyone else is getting better scores.” No, not...