SAT/ACT: You Don't Need Them For College
*This webinar is over, but you can view the replay, download it for later, or read the Q&A session here.
This is the time of year students are freaking out and parents are stressing over the dreaded SAT/ACT exams. But, did you know it's a myth that the SAT/ACT is required to get into college or earn a college degree?
For the first time ever, a select group of college admissions and college degree experts are teaming up to present a free interactive webinar to reveal in explicit detail how you can enter a top-tier university, how you can enter graduate school and how you can earn a fully-accredited college degree without ever taking the SAT/ACT.
Even if you've already taken the SAT/ACT you should attend the free webinar because you will learn that no matter how low or how high your SAT/ACT score is, your score can be irrelevant if you are considering college options.
The free webinar, SAT/ACT: Why You Don't Need Them for College, is on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 9pm EST/8pm CST/6pm PST.
5 important reasons you should attend this webinar:
- A top college admissions officer will reveal closely-guarded secrets about the college admissions process and how colleges really evaluate SAT/ACT scores
- You will learn how to get through the college admissions process without being forced to take the SAT/ACT
- Parents and students will explain how they avoided the feared SAT/ACT, allowing them to pursue college without the SAT/ACT
- You will get practical steps you can take to help your student earn a fully-accredited college degree without being forced to take the SAT/ACT
- You will get to ask questions and interact directly with the panel of experts and parents
4 comments so far - Leave a comment below
This SAT webinar is available on a free replay here:
http://www.collegeplus.org/media/webinars
Thank you for the great webinar, looking forward to more in the future.
— Jerri Tuesday, March 16, 2010 2:47 PM CDT
This should be a great webinar. I'm sure you'll talk about this on the webinar, but students should consider that in the time they spend burning brain cells to get a good SAT score, they could be earning college credits.
Some students can spend six months prepping for the SAT and in that time they could have already earned 20 or 30 college credits.
Looking forward to this webinar!
— Dave Monday, February 15, 2010 2:19 PM CST
This SAT webinar is available on a free replay here:
http://www.collegeplus.org/media/webinars
Thank you for the great webinar, looking forward to more in the future.
— Jerri Tuesday, March 16, 2010 2:50 PM CDT
I missed this seminar. Will there be another one? How
can I get this information?
— Heath Cox Tuesday, March 16, 2010 2:24 PM CDT
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