The Standardized Testing Holding Pattern
Ongoing Uncertainty with Standardized Testing The calendar page has turned on a new year bringing new hope and new resolve, but also an acknowledgment that we are still dealing with problems both introduced and exposed in the last calendar year. COVID-19 is still raging across the United States and a combination of colder weather, quarantine […]
Livius Centers Reopening: Keeping you Safe and Prepped
As of Monday, September 14 our Livius centers in Wellesley, Newton, and Lexington have reopened! We approach our Livius centers reopening with the safety and care of our families at heart. (We’re still working on our reopening plan for our Plymouth, MN center. We will update about this location when more information is available.) Our […]
Livius Partners with Athletic Associations for Free College Prep
Neil Khaund, CEO of Livius, this week announced partnerships between Livius and three separate athletic associations serving high school students. Livius will work with the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA), the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association (VISAA), and the District of Columbia State Athletic Association (DCSAA). These partnerships will bring Livius-backed free college prep services […]
ACT Fall 2020 Test Dates: Mark Your Calendars
Earlier this week ACT, Inc. announced that they were adding three new ACT fall 2020 test dates. You can find more info about this announcement in our FAQ below. When Are the New ACT Fall 2020 Test Dates? Normally, the ACT holds three autumn test dates, which are on the following Saturdays in 2020: September 12th, […]
ACT Update: Online Testing Plan
We’ve been carefully monitoring ACT, Inc. for updates to the exam in light of ongoing changes from COVID-19. After this week’s latest announcement, here’s a summary of what’s going on regarding ACT online testing. What Did ACT Announce? On Thursday, June 18th, 2020, ACT, Inc. announced that they were postponing the September roll out of […]
College Board Abandons Autumn SAT Test Online Plans
On June 3rd, the College Board posted a blog on their website regarding remote testing for this fall. It was only one month after they announced the new September test date. Previously, College Board guaranteed the fall test dates would happen, no matter what. They would be prepared to deliver the SAT test online, remotely […]
Post-Coronavirus Testing Timeline for Sophomores
In the spring of sophomore year, many high students begin the process of determining their college application test calendar. Sophomore test prep is a big part of this. Sophomores have to decide when to take the SAT for the first time. Do they wait (like many others) until March of their junior year to take […]
CEO of Livius Speaks with Jessica from 101.7 The Bull
If you’re looking for ways for your child to stay ahead with their education, there are lots of options. Online education and online academic support are popular choices, but what is the best way to implement them? Jessica from 101.7 The Bull had a chat with Livius CEO Neil Khaund about ideas for parents. Listen […]
Post-Coronavirus Testing Timeline for Juniors
In April, the College Board cancelled the March, May, and June SAT dates. Immediately, millions of high school juniors saw their college application and testing timeline crumble before their eyes. Each year, approximately half of high school juniors take the SAT for the first time on the March test date. Of the remaining half, some […]
Open Book Test Prep: Our Tips for the AP 2020 Exams
It’s official: this year’s wave of AP exams will be unlike any we have seen before. In response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, The College Board made major changes to the basic format of the exams. In short, each AP exam will be taken at home online and will be an open book test. While open […]
June SAT Cancellation: What It Means for Students
Last week, The College Board announced the cancellation of the June 6, 2020 SAT date in light of COVID-19 concerns. We understand that, on top of everything else, this news can feel like a major wrench in students’ college timeline plans. With the June SAT canceled, here’s key information to keep in mind: What Does […]
AP Exam Updates for COVID-19: What’s New
COVID-19 is affecting every part of our lives, in anticipated and unanticipated ways, particularly for students in the middle of their school year. Many high school students complete AP courses and exams each year with the hopes of earning college credit. With schools across the country currently closed, you might be worried about whether or […]