Do you dream of spending your college years studying under the Eiffel Tower or becoming fluent in Spanish in bustling Madrid? Navigating the application process for international universities and colleges still requires time and preparation, and taking standardized tests. Whether you’re a U.S. or non-U.S. student considering going to college in Europe, Asia, or other global regions, chances are you may need an ACT or SAT test score to be considered for admission. Currently, more than 700 non-U.S. universities accept ACT and SAT and trends show that the number of international students taking t ..read more

It can be challenging for students to learn at their full potential in a classroom setting. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the average public school teacher in the United States has a class size of 15 to 26 students. This means that teachers have limited time to give individual attention and cater to the specific needs of each student. As a result, some students may struggle to keep up with the pace of the class or feel left behind. If your child is facing difficulties in a subject or is not performing to their full potential, one-on-one academic tutoring may be the ..read more

As students progress through their academic careers, they may encounter challenges with studying and learning new material. This can lead to poor grades, lack of motivation, and frustration. But it doesn't have to be that way - there are strategies that can be implemented to improve study skills and habits. One effective solution is academic tutoring services - which provide personalized guidance and support for students struggling with their studies. In this article, we will explore the benefits of academic tutoring sessions and how they can improve study skills and habits for students. Let's ..read more

Effective communication is a key factor to success in any aspect of life. This holds especially true in the academic setting. In order for students to excel academically, there needs to be strong communication between them, their academic tutors, and their parents.  This collaboration allows for a more holistic approach towards the student's education and overall development. Effective communication ensures that critical information is shared, concerns are addressed, and progress is tracked. So, what are the keys to successful communication for academic tutors, students, and parents? How ..read more

Managing your study time effectively is crucial to your success. Yet, it is a skill that many students struggle with. In today's fast-paced world with endless distractions, it can be challenging to prioritize and use your time wisely. However, with effective techniques and strategies, you can improve your study skills and achieve better results. In this article, we will discuss five effective time management techniques for study skills. These apply to students of all ages and academic levels. So, whether you are studying for the SATs, working towards your master's degree, or simply trying to i ..read more

Introduction By continually adapting to educational trends, Score At The Top Learning Centers & Schools offers its students optimal preparation. The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is gaining traction as an alternative to the SAT and ACT, especially since it's approved for the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship. This blog presents you with the CLT's unique features—its pros and cons that may help you make an informed decision about which college entrance test to take. What is the CLT? The Classic Learning Test is an assessment tool for grades 3-12 in reading, grammar, and mathematics. Unlike o ..read more

The Graduate Management Admission Test, commonly known as the GMAT, is a crucial benchmark assessment of the fundamental skills necessary for enrollment in graduate business and management programs. Because of the decreasing numbers of test-takers, there has been a trend among business schools to accept alternative exams or even go completely test-optional. So, the GMAT is undergoing significant modifications with the introduction of the GMAT Focus Edition in the fourth quarter of 2023. This updated version endeavors to adapt to changing times and provide an effective means of evaluating cand ..read more

Based on our personal and corporate experiences, the data, and published statements from students, it’s highly likely that the correct answer is that more students are cheating than we realize. The perfect crime needs motive, means, and opportunity, and there’s never been a more perfect confluence of the three relatives to cheating, thanks to COVID-19. More often than ever before, students are learning at home – without proper supervision. This is one of the biggest reasons why students cheat on exams, especially digital tests. The answer to “So, what?” is that the act of cheating raises impor ..read more

With summer just about here in South Florida, we at Score At The Top have already started working with students to help them recover last year’s courses or get a head start on next year’s core schedule. And because late summer and early fall test dates are just around the corner, we’ve also opened enrollment for our summer SAT and ACT workshops! The relatively relaxed summer months are a great time to prepare. Below, you’ll find some of our tips for testing plans and for academic preparation at all grade levels to help you take advantage of the summer break. Seniors For seniors, this summer ma ..read more

Parents and students often ask us: Is taking the SAT or ACT without studying okay? Isn’t it good practice for next time? Our answer is always the same: No! Test day is not the time to show up blind. Even if you plan on taking the test numerous times and even if you feel confident in your testing ability, it’s just not worth the risk. The SAT and ACT are not your typical standardized tests and most importantly, they bear considerably on your future. It’s the very rare student who can walk into an SAT or ACT without studying and perform well. Every test matters. Here are a few of the reasons why ..read more