Friday, January 29, 2010
Investing in brains
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Is Your Teen More Stressed Than You Think?
However, recent findings are telling a different story. A new study set to be released in a future issue of Clinical Psychology Review suggests more high school and college students deal with mental anxiety today than teens from the Great Depression Era." (full story here)
Bright Futures scholarships take hit
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
SAT and ACT tests quickly approaching!
JLP Education Services wanted to say good luck to those students who are taking the January SAT this Saturday! We also wanted to inform you that there are ONLY 16 days left to register for the March 13 SAT Test. Registration ends February 4th and late registration is open until February 18. Remember to register early so you do not accrue any additional fees.
Unfortunately, registration and late registration is closed for the February 6th ACT Exam. If you did not sign up for this test (and you should be taking both!) then you will have another chance to take it on April 10th. Registration deadline for that test is March 5th.
Remember that it is never too late to start preparation! We are in the midst of standardized test season, so make sure you have someone you can trust coach you and your family through the competitive world of the college-bound. JLP Education Services is here to help.
To view all the SAT and ACT test dates, please visit our website: http://www.jlpeducationservices.vpweb.com/DiscountsandDates.html
Have you signed up for the question of the day on the CollegeBoard website? http://sat.collegeboard.com/practice/sat-question-of-the-day
What about the question of the day for the ACT test? http://www.actstudent.org/qotd/
South Korean police probe alleged SAT test leak
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Teachers Union Supports Member Evaluations Based on Test Scores
Monday, January 11, 2010
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
SAT scores are rising for incoming college students, especially at USF
In 10 years, USF scores have soared by 84 points, from 1067 to 1151.
Other state universities have seen similar gains. University of Central Florida's average score rose by 81 points, to 1225. At the University of North Florida, in Jacksonville, the average went up by 74 points, to 1199. (full article here)"