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Over the past year, the CollegeBoard has made significant changes to the SAT and not to be left behind, the ACT is evolving as well. We’re including highlights below but […]

Pre-law students, take note! As we previewed in 2019 and then again in 2023, the logic games (analytical reasoning) section of the LSAT has gone extinct. The Law School Admissions […]

Every summer, Clayborne Education and the Better Future Foundation team up to support the (LEAP) in Richmond.  What initially started off as a simple SAT program, eventually evolved into a program […]

On this episode of the Anchored podcast from the CLT, Noah Tyler is joined by Joseph Pearce, www.jpearce.co the author of several books including literary biographies on figures such as Tolkien and Chesterton, […]

Jennifer and her daughter Katelyn discuss their experience with the Classic Learning Test (CLT). As a homeschooler, Katelyn had tried preparing on her own but then she came to work […]

We asked ChatGPT to share the most frequently asked questions about the SAT and the ACT. Here they are in one post: What is the difference between the SAT and […]

Introduction 2020 has been a year of disruption, particularly in the academic space. With schools moving to online learning environments and colleges temporarily dropping standardized testing requirements, what should students […]

In this interview with William and Mary student, Kibiriti Majuto, Lee Elberson finds out about the new normal for college students and how under-resourced students are being impacted. 0:00: Introduction […]

  Hello LSAT test-takers! The LSAT Flex is here! Only 3 sections (1 LR only), on equal footing with full LSAT’s, score reporting in two weeks … what’s not to […]