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In this section, we review key tips to help you be more successful in middle school. We go over topics like how to make reading a habit, how to study effectively for long hours, and the best educational websites for middle school students.
In these comprehensive posts, we spend hours of time researching to provide you with actionable study guides and advice on test taking strategies to excel in your high school classes. Whether you want to get a 5 on an AP exam, or score a 1600 on the SAT, we’ve got your back. We know that if you do well on the SAT, ACT, and your APs, getting into the school of your choice is ten times easier for you.

In this series of comprehensive reviews, we go through the best, runner up, and value picks for getting a 4 or 5 on this year’s AP exams. Advanced Placement exams are some of the easiest ways to earn thousands of dollars in scholarships for college. It’ll often save you from having to drudge through introductory level courses as a freshman.

The AP Arts include things like AP Art History and AP Music Theory. While they might not be as popular as other APs, they’re important in being a bit more cultured.

 

One of the giants when it comes to key tests to take in high school, AP English Language and AP English Literature are must-takes for students looking to stand out. You’ll need to learn rhetorical strategies and techniques of difficult writings to improve your composition skills.

 
One of the giants when it comes to key tests to take in high school, AP English Language and AP English Literature are must-takes for students looking to stand out. You’ll need to learn rhetorical strategies and techniques of difficult writings to improve your composition skills.
In this realm, you’ll find subjects such as AP Calculus AB and BC, AP Computer Science, and AP Statistics. All of these courses are critical if you’re looking to major in engineering or a STEM-oriented concentration in college.
These AP tests are honestly pretty manageable, whether or not you’re a native speaker of a different language. We would definitely recommend picking up an AP Spanish Language review book if you’re taking that exam though as many native speakers take it too, making the curve tougher.

If you’re not sure what calculators to get to make acing the SAT or ACT easier, check out our reviews below. We also detail specifically what the best SAT review books and best ACT review books are for this year’s exams. Aside from covering the SAT and ACT, we detail other exams like the PSAT, ACCUPLACER, and SSAT

One of the best things you can do regardless of what grade you’re in is read and read often. We went ahead and compiled a comprehensive list of the best reading book lists for middle school and high school students. Check them out and let us know what you think!

Not sure how you’re going to pay for college? Neither do a lot of students. In fact, in 2018 the average student loan balance per borrower was $35,359. So in these posts, we detail a number of ways to help fund your pursuit of higher education. We’ve compiled the most comprehensive state-specific scholarship guides for you to reference. Just click the state below that you’d like to find scholarships for:

When we were in school, we hated showing up for the first day unprepared. In these posts, we detail all the classroom essentials you’ll need to be ready to go for your first day of school in the fall. Having the best school supplies is an absolute must if you want to keep getting ‘A’s.

In these posts, we go over helpful advice for mastering college. You may notice some overlap with our high school study tips since we often approach each topic wanting to support students grades 6-12, and beyond

Classes can be tough with the wrong textbook. If you don’t give yourself the best core materials to work out of, it makes every exam even tougher. We go through some of the most popular high school and college courses to provide you with the best textbook reviews.

Whether you want to be a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or massage practitioner, we’ve got you covered in these detailed guides on what medical school review books to get.

Struggling to ace med school? We’ve got you covered in these posts.

Whether you’re taking your CFA Level 1 exam or Series 7, we’ve got you covered. We cover a broad range of professional tests such as the CISSP, PHR, SPHR, Series 6, Series 65, and more.

If you’re curious to learn about cultures around the world, we’ve got you covered. In these extensive posts, we go over the best history books for countries like Japan, China, and Russia.

Want to join the armed services? We dabbled into looking at what the best ASVAB study guides are as well as tests like the AFOQT and FSOT to give you the best.

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