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With shorter sections and more volatility, the new ACT changes the game. This post breaks down the ACT superscore strategy — and why repeat testing is now statistically smarter than ever.

Before you commit to any SAT or ACT tutor, ask these seven questions. They reveal more than credentials—they uncover philosophy, integrity, and whether a tutor actually knows how to help students improve.

A small edge can make a big impact. Ivy Tutor’s students improve their SAT scores by an average of 200 points—maybe 30 points more than a solid competitor. But that extra boost in SAT Score Improvement leads to more life-changing score jumps, more success stories, and more students unlocking top colleges and scholarships. Here’s why those 30 points matter.

Learning and growing have always been central to Ivy Tutor’s ethos, and we’re constantly seeking new ways to elevate our game. That’s why we’re proud to announce new tools and services to enhance what is already a fun (and effective!) test prep process.

Explore how Ivy Tutor ensures unparalleled quality in SAT and ACT prep through a meticulous tutor hiring process. Discover our unique approach for hiring exceptional tutors, from competitive compensation to in-depth candidate evaluations, and learn why our methods lead to an average 200-point improvement on the SAT.

It’s been nearly a year since our first digital SAT student, and we’ve worked through all the sample tests with students at various levels. It’s

Curious about where savvy students are heading for college? Dive into our exclusive breakdown of seven universities that are quickly rising to the top of Ivy Tutor students’ lists.

Join us as we explore the journey of a dedicated high school admissions advisor Nina Kedersha who turned personal advocacy into a mission for academic equity. Nina’s unique experiences and insights help families find the perfect educational fit for their children.

Here at Ivy Tutor, we are closely monitoring the ACT’s planned revisions. I am pleased to report that, thanks to my position on the National

In this post, we explore whether the new ‘Core ACT’ risks the test’s reliability and student-friendliness in pursuit of market share. We also suggest a reason for why the ACT is moving in what we feel is an ill-advised direction.