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Students with perfect
SAT (1600) or ACT (36)
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Highest ACT
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Highest SAT
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ThinquePrep offers its students a variety of preparatory services to ensure peak scores come testing day :
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Weekly simulated full-length practice testing
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One-on-one review sessions targeting weak concepts
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Monthly group classes to enhance test taking skills
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Online record of reports and score improvement
SAT
The CollegeBoard SAT Test
Out of 1600; The SAT is a standardized test used by many colleges during the admissions process. Evidence and content based,
Subjects Tested: Reading Comprehension, Writing & Language, Mathematics, and an optional Essay.
Duration: 3 Hours (not including breaks)
SAT Subject Testing
Out of 800; SAT Subject tests are designed to measure a students knowledge in specific areas. Typically used for highly selective schools and to strengthen certain applications.
ACT
Out of 36; The ACT is a standardized test also used for college admissions. Aside from the difference in timing, this test tends to possess more straightforward questions.
Subjects Tested: English, Mathematics, Reading, Science, and an optional Essay
Duration: 2 Hours, 55 Minutes (not including breaks)
ACT
HSPT
High School Placement Test
Out of 800; The HSPT is used by high schools nationwide to assist in admissions, scholarships, and curriculum placement. Taken by 8th graders entering 9th grade.
Subjects Tested: Verbal Skills, Quantitative Skills, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Language
Duration: 2 Hours, 30 Minutes
ISEE
Independent School Entrance Exam
Out of 36; The ISEE is an exam used for admissions to certain private schools; several versions of the test are used for grades 5-12.
The Lower Level Exam: for application to 5th and 6th grade
The Middle Level Exam: for application to 7th and 8th grade
The Upper Level Exam: for application to 9th-12th grade
AP
Advanced Placement Testing
Out of 5; Advanced Placement classes are used by High Schools to simulate a college level course; typically for the purpose of acquiring university credits and appealing to admissions applications.
ThinquePrep offers hourly guidance for AP courses; whether it be homework, in-class exam prep, or the official AP exam.
AP Courses Taught: Calculus AB/BC, Statistics, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, World History, US History, Government, Economics, Psychology
International Baccalaureate
Often compared to AP courses, IB classes offer a college level experience with rigorous curriculum. Taking an IB course may help students identify their career path or strengthen their accreditations for college applications.
IB