The Test Guy

Solving Problems #2

Join us tomorrow, 3/7 at 8PM! Zoom link is in bio, and you can also join manually with the information below: Meeting ID: 934 4562 5029 Passcode: TestGuy

Join us for another How I Got There Interview at 8PM tomorrow (2/28)! Zoom link is in bio and you can also join manually: Meeting ID: 976 2125 7419 Passcode: TestGuy

Couldn’t be prouder of these two students and gentlemen, both first generation college students. Former high school rivals, now @bkm_miller and @deriusf65 are Choctaws! Slides 1-3: @deriusf65 Slides 4-5: @bkm_miller

Join our college admissions seminar tonight at 8PM! Zoom link is in bio, but you can also join manually: Meeting ID: 965 9914 2581 Passcode: TestGuy

Almost every college that plans to do in-person education is going to fail this fall. The question is whether or not they plan to succeed. I cover a lot of ground in this one: -What colleges can pull off limited in-person instruction this fall -Why colleges are pushing upper classmen online (money) -Why only moving some students online won't work -Why Colleges are behaving recklessly and selfishly... -How they plan to get away with it (blaming YOU students) In the video and the post,https://thetestguytutors.com/college-..., I use my alma mater, West Virginia University as an example of a bad actor. WVU is showing no concern or respect for their students. Unfortunately, they aren't alone. If they go through with their plan, they'll endanger students. If they have no plans of being on campus, they're being deceptive. Frankly, it's one or the other.

Misleading or Endangering? Colleges Opening Plans I cover a ton of ground in this video/rant. -What colleges have a shot at actually doing in-person instruction this fall... -Why colleges who don't meet certain criteria will fail. -Why colleges may expect to fail (money). -What colleges are thinking. -How they plan to get away with being deceptive or behaving dangerously. In the video, I use my alma mater, WVU as an example of a college showing no respect for their students and families. Unfortunately, it's not alone. Check out the post at: https://thetestguytutors.com/college-opening-plans-will-fa/

The ACT announced that ~2,500 US testing centers won't be open for the June exam. Here's what to do if you are/were registered, and how it may affect you if you weren't.

The University of California is creating their own competitor to the ACT & SAT, and it's already stirring up the admissions game.

The New Kid on the Block in Testing: the UC system http://thetestguytutors.com/actsatcompetition/ #act #sat #college #admissions #ucla #uc Berkeley #college admissions

The announcement that no University of California campus will fully reopen in the fall is what we should expect from colleges and universities. The UC system is comfortable enough (read: in demand enough) to be honest. Many schools are not. https://thetestguytutors.com/some-colleges-are-lying/