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What's Tested on the PSAT? (2025)

The first step to achieving PSAT success is to learn about the structure of the test and why it’s so important for your future. The PSAT is a 2-hour and 14-minute exam that tests your reading, writing, and math skills. Beginning in the fall of 2023, all test-takers will take the Digital PSAT. The more […]

What Is a Good SAT Score? (2025)

A good SAT score is generally considered to be 1210 or higher, which would put you in the top 25% of all test takers.  In 2023, the national average score earned on the SAT was 1028, and a “perfect” score on the SAT is the maximum score of 1600.  Every college and university has its […]

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Hitting the GMAT score you need to get into your first-choice business school doesn’t happen overnight—it takes practice. And you actually want to start your studies with a practice test, even before you’ve done much studying. Lucky for you, we have exactly the tools you need to set yourself up for success.  [ RELATED: Free […]

NextGen Bar Exam: About the Exam Changes in 2026

The National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE®) has announced that a new Next Generation (NextGen) Bar exam will replace the current Bar exam in July of 2026. The NCBE has content scope outlines detailing topics tested on the new Bar exam, and will release more NextGen specifics in 2024. We will walk you through the […]

What's Tested on the MCAT: Chemistry and Physics

The Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems section of the MCAT, often abbreviated as the Chem/Phys section, requires you to solve problems based on knowledge of chemistry, physics, and organic chemistry. The content on this section of the MCAT also includes biochemistry and a small amount of biology. In addition, you’ll need to be […]

What’s Tested on the MCAT: Biology & Biochemistry

The Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems section of the MCAT, often called the MCAT Biology or MCAT Bio/Biochem section for short, requires you to solve problems based on knowledge of biological and biochemical concepts combined with Scientific Inquiry and Reasoning Skills (SIRS). The content on this section of the test also includes some […]

What’s Tested on the MCAT: Psychology and Sociology

The Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior section of the MCAT, often called the Behavioral Sciences or Psych/Soc section for short, requires you to solve problems based on knowledge of introductory psychology and sociology concepts combined with Scientific Inquiry and Reasoning Skills (SIRS). The content on this section of the test also includes a […]

What’s Tested on the MCAT: Math

The MCAT requires you to solve math problems based on knowledge of chemistry, physics, and statistical reasoning, among other things. Although the current MCAT has very few heavy calculations, there are many questions that require you to demonstrate your ability to manipulate some math. This guide covers the essential math concepts, tips, and strategies you […]

What’s Tested on the MCAT: CARS

The Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills section of the MCAT, commonly referred to as MCAT CARS, is designed to test your ability to read a passage, interpret the information, and answer questions about the passage. Although this sounds similar to a standard reading comprehension test, it is much more complex than you might expect. The […]

How to Study for the GMAT in 1 Month

Studying for the GMAT in 30 days is an extremely difficult task, and is not one that is recommended. That said, some people find themselves forced into this difficult situation. If you are such a person, following the plans below will help. To achieve a significant score improvement on the GMAT in 30 days, you […]