College admissions are constantly evolving with changes in testing requirements, deadlines, and essay prompts creating uncertainty for students. Staying informed is crucial for success, and Curvebreakers excels at guiding students and schools through these shifts. Curvebreakers can provide free events for your school. From navigating testing updates to helping students craft standout and effective personal statements, we can help your students stay competitive.
Webinars for Counselors and Administrators
Stay up-to-date on changes to the SAT & ACT – Free events for your school includes keeping college readiness counselors informed of changes to the SAT and ACT. Curvebreakers helped students through the transition to the new format, and there a lot of takeaways we’ve learned from analyzing hundreds of students’ office practice testing data, PSAT scores, and official SAT scores. We are happy to share this information with schools so that they provide their students and parents with the most accurate and updated information about these tests.
Webinars for Parent Teacher Associations
SAT vs. ACT – A very popular webinar for parents and students is explaining the differences between the SAT and ACT. Even though colleges have equally accepted the SAT and ACT in admissions for over 15 years, which exam a student selects is still largely based on regional preferences. Students and families should learn about both exams and why they should consider both before dedicating their time, energy, and resources on preparing and taking one of these tests.
Ongoing support for our school partners
When a school partners with Curvebreakers by offering its students one of our products and services, they have the added benefit of an expert resource in the SAT, ACT, and how those scores impact their students’ college applications. We are happy to speak with the school’s staff, administrative team, and counselors at any time regarding current trends in testing and college admissions.
How To Request Free Events For Your School
To set up an event for your school or parent association, please contact our Director of School Partnerships, Ryan Russo.