ACT and SAT Dates

We are including a helpful chart of ACT and SAT test dates for this academic year so that families and educators can help students determine their ideal test taking timeline. If you are searching for test dates for 2025-2026, please visit this website. To learn more about our recommended test preparation services, please see here.

In addition, we are sharing a helpful guide from the College Board that addresses common questions about the digital SAT, including when scores will be available, how to interpret score reports, etc.

In the coming weeks and months, valuable FREE workshops and other outreach events for high school families will be offered. All events are open to the public.

NEACAC (New England Association for College Admission Counseling) is hosting the last spring college fair on May 29. Read here to learn more.

The directors and deans of "Eight of the Best Colleges" join forces to provide college-bound students and their families with information about eight top colleges in the United States. The 90-minute program offers valuable insights on the distinctions of the individual colleges and the opportunity to speak with their admission staff. The next virtual event is on June 25.

Brown University will host a college fair on July 10 and it is open to the public beginning at 7pm. We will provide more details when they become available.

GO Overseas is hosting free webinars this spring and summer. Attend an event and discover diverse gap year opportunities available for teens. To learn more, click here.

Coalition for College is offering multiple panel discussions and workshops during the spring and summer covering a wide range of topics related to the college search and application process. All events are free. Parents and students are encouraged to attend.

15 on the 15th: Liberal Arts Colleges Across the U.S. is a group of 15 colleges that will be offering virtual events for prospective students on the 15th of each month from May–October 2025. This group includes Bates College, Skidmore College, Wesleyan University, and others. For additional information and to register, please read here.

MEFA (Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority) is offering events for both parents and students. Learn about college financing options, college admission and more.

40 Online Community Service Options for Teens

As school winds down for students, now is the ideal time to think about lending an extra hand to help others who could benefit from your time and talents. Volunteering in-person in your local community is always an option, but if your schedule will vary due to travel or other reasons, then consider giving back through online volunteer work. Check out these diverse options and sign up today!