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The SAT turned 100 last week. On June 23, 1926, a little over 8,000 high school students sat down for the first one. It looked nothing like the test your kids take now — 315 questions in about 90 minutes, built off an aptitude exam the Army had been giving
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Dear MJTP Families, Two pieces of news from this week deserve your attention. Both point in the same direction, and both have direct implications for the college and career decisions you're facing. Yale reinstates SAT and ACT testing for admissions. On Wednesday, May 27, Yale University announced that
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Dear MJTP families, A lot has happened this month, both in our corner of the test prep world and in the broader landscape of college admissions. I want to share where we are, and then walk through a few news stories that families should be thinking about. But first, let&
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Good Thursday evening, MJTP families! It's a late one, but I wanted to fire off a quick newsletter tonight. My wife and I just returned from the local Sarasota Opera's showing of La Bohème. It was fun. I'll discuss why it matters in a
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Happy Friday, everyone! She Did It I got the best kind of message this week. Camper was accepted to Davidson College in North Carolina — and she's officially committed. Here's what she wrote: "I got accepted to Davidson College in NC on Saturday, and today I
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What to Expect for the March 2025 SAT We don't expect much to change in the format of the SAT for March 2025, though it is possible. Last March proved to be a difficult test as the College Board introduced a variation in their format that played around