12 Test Prep Tips
1. Believe in yourself. You can do it if you try. You may have to work harder than others, but with the right amount of work you can achieve your goals. 2. Take a practice test. It’s important to take a practice test right away. This will let you know where you stand right now […]
How to Pass the Geometry Regents Exam (New York State Common-Core)
[widgets_on_pages id=”Top-Sharing”] Students who are concerned with passing the Geometry Regents should be aware that it is more difficult than passing the Algebra Regents, at least in terms of the number of questions you need to answer correctly. For almost every Geometry Regents Exam (Common-Core) administered up to today, students could pass by answering 17 […]
What SAT/ACT Scores You Need for Certain Colleges
[widgets_on_pages id=”Top-Sharing”] Students always ask, “What SAT score do I need to get into college?” The answer to that question is a little complex. Admissions officers evaluate each student as a whole, not simply by one score or metric. The combination of GPA, SAT/ACT scores, difficulty of courses, extracurricular activities, and more is used to […]
Kristine Garlisi, Chief of Staff – 12 Questions
Kristine Garlisi is a busy woman, but somehow she found 15 minutes in her day to talk about her career and give some advice. This is interview is full of important pieces of information and advice for students who are considering a career in hospitality, non-profit work, or any field as an executive. Garlisi, Chief […]
Why Do I Have to Learn Math?
One of the most common questions from students is “Why do I have to learn math?” Well, in this short video we will go over how learning math can help you in your career and increase your opportunities in life. Math is important for each student on a personal level and for society as a […]
Top 5 Tips for Preparing for the SAT
The SAT is probably one of the most well-known and dreaded standardized tests. For many students just the term “standardized test” can cause anxiety. However, the fact that the SAT is a standardized part is actually a good thing. Since it is standardized, we know what to expect and can prepare for it accordingly. To […]
How to Pass Algebra Regents Exam (New York State Common-Core)
[widgets_on_pages id=”Top-Sharing”] How to pass the Algebra Regents Exam comes down to simply – math (of course, it’s Algebra). The test consists of 24 multiple choice questions and 13 open-ended questions. Here’s the amazing part, it’s possible to pass Algebra I Regents Exam by only answering the multiple choice questions and getting less than 65% of […]
January 2018 Regents Schedule
Below is the Regents Exam schedule for January 2018 from The State Education Department. However, students must verify with their schools the exact times that they are to report to their examination. Monday, January 22 English Language Arts (9:15am) RCT in Mathematics* (9:15am) Living Environment (1:15pm) RCT in U.S. History & Government* (1:15pm) Tuesday, January […]
Geometry Regents
[widgets_on_pages id=”Top-Sharing”] The NYS Geometry Regents High School Examination is based on the Geometry Common-Core Curriculum administered in New York and is intended to measure a student’s proficiency in Geometry. When the test is administered, each student taking the test receives the same test. The test is curved based on the performance of all students […]
Algebra Regents
[widgets_on_pages id=”Top-Sharing”] The NYS Algebra Regents High School Examination is based on the Algebra I Common-Core Curriculum administered in New York and is intended to measure a student’s proficiency in Algebra I. By giving the same exam to all students, students throughout the state are tested fairly. The test is curved based on the performance […]