The coronavirus pandemic brought with it many changes, including how students undergo standardized testing to prove likelihood of success to colleges and universities. After many SAT and ACT test cancellations and center closures, thousands of schools have decided to remove standardized testing from their admissions requirements.

Digital note taking, Zoom-ing and virtual lectures may feel routine by now but taking high-stakes exams like midterms and finals in an online setting can be challenging. Four simple steps can help your prepare and feel focused for a big test.

Applying to graduate school is competitive, but you can help your application rise to the top by preparing while you’re still in college.

Here we map out the best dates to schedule your SAT and SAT Subject Tests.

By following these simple steps, you’ll improve your SAT study habits — and your performance on the big test.

Whether it’s the SAT, ACT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT or something else, test prep is a big investment, and a big opportunity. Here’s what to know.

With these five tips, you’ll perform well in your AP courses and on your AP exams, earning college credit.

A ranking of the most popular colleges for each ACT score range, based on page views by Niche users over the past year.

A ranking of the most popular colleges for each SAT score range, based on page views by Niche users over the past year.