PES Blogs
Welcome to our blog archive page! Here you will find a collection of all our previous blog posts, neatly organized for your convenience. Our archive covers a range of topics, from SAT/ACT test prep, education, tutoring, and more.
Each post is listed with its title, date of publication, and tags or categories to help you easily navigate and find what you’re looking for. As you browse through the archive, you’ll discover a treasure trove of valuable insights and useful tips.
Whether you’re a long-time reader or new to our blog, our archive page offers a comprehensive look at our past work. Take your time to explore and immerse yourself in the content. We hope you enjoy the experience and find something that helps you on your educational journey.
What is the CLT?
The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is an alternative college entrance exam to the SAT and ACT. The test is now widely accepted at over 250
Digital SAT Reading and Writing Edition
What to expect on the Reading and Writing section In a previous post we outlined the switch from paper and pencil to an entirely digital
The Digital ACT
In an earlier post, we reported on the College Board’s plan to go entirely digital by the Spring of 2024. This means that students will
Accepted Calculators For SAT Test
Accepted Calculators for SAT Tests Calculators are allowed on the SAT, although there are few restrictions. While there are a number of accepted calculators for
Digital SAT Math Edition
What to expect on the math section In a previous post we outlined the switch from paper and pencil to an entirely digital platform the
Digital ACT Test
Digital ACT Test In an earlier post, we reported on the College Board’s plan to go entirely digital by the Spring of 2024. This means
What is an Adaptive test?
In its effort to make the SAT more effective and accessible in addition to shorter, the College Board has created a stage adaptive test that
The SAT is Going Digital!
The SAT is changing with the times and phasing out the traditional paper and pencil test we’ve all known and loved (feared? detested? relished?). This
