Myth #2: YOUR TEST SCORES CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING IN.

Updated: May 20, 2020

Test scores only represent one element of the application package. Most admissions officers recognize that applicants may have intellectual abilities and academic

strengths that aren’t reflected in exam scores. Just focus on doing your best by relaxing, taking multiple times if needed and don’t forget that super-scoring is an

option!

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REAL TESTIMONIALS FROM REAL CUSTOMERS

7/20/20

Student

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Esmeralda Paulino

REAL TESTIMONIALS FROM REAL CUSTOMERS

2/16/22

Student

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