Test Masters News

College Board Allows High School Students Everywhere to Maximize Educational Advantages by Controlling the Right to Display Their SAT Scores.

Safely increasing an SAT score has now become easier thanks to a new rule change issued by the College Board that allows students in the class of 2010 or later to submit only their best scores to colleges. This rule change will dramatically alter overall test taking strategies and assist students in enhancing their academic portfolio as well as nullify many of the concerns shared by parents and students regarding the SAT.

Whenever possible, the team at TestMasters likes to work in partnership with local schools and organizations that are in need of test preparation services for students that come from low-income backgrounds. TestMasters recently donated two scholarships to students that attend Boys and Girls Country, a charitable home in northwest Houston that has provided residence and educational care to hundreds of children from underprivileged homes.

SUGARLAND, Texas—Test Masters student Riju Agrawal achieved a perfect score on the SAT taken on November 7th 2007, an accomplishment that includes less than 1% of SAT test takers each year. Agrawal currently attends William B. Travis High School in Fort Bend, Texas, a new school that opened its doors for the 2006-2007 school year. Prior to being a student at William B. Travis High School, he attended Stephen F. Austin High School in Fort Bend.