Danielle Bianchi Releases 2012 SAT Guide

Austin, TX (I-Newswire) February 1, 2012 - Every year millions of high schoolers and parents struggle to understand how they should prepare for the SAT. Danielle Bianchi has released her 2012 guide to help ease their fears and put them on a path to scoring high on the SAT.

The College Board, the organization in charge of the SAT, reports that nearly 1.65 million students took the SAT in 2011, representing a new record. With more students applying to college each year, the importance of excelling on tests like the SAT and ACT increases. These statistics, sewing circle advice, and general misinformation found on the internet can confuse students and interfere with scoring well on the SAT.

"The reality is, there are strategies that are not promoted by the College Board to succeed on the SAT. While most of these are only available to students willing to pay for private tutoring, there are a number of steps students and parents can take to prepare for the SAT," says Bianchi.

Understanding what PSAT scores really mean, how schools accept scores, and the best path to take to prepare for the SAT are just some of the basic concepts covered in this new report.

For detailed information and further informatoin contact Danielle Bianchi at http://www.daniellebianchi.com/contact/.

About College Admission Made Simple

Founded to help students and parents with the increasingly difficult college admission process, College Admission Made Simple, provides one-on-one counseling and advice to 9th through 12th grade students and parents.

About Danielle Bianchi

Danielle has been helping families prepare for college entrance exams like the SAT and ACT and navigate the often confusing college admission process since 1998. Danielle provides one-on-one counseling services in Austin, TX and online via Skype to a limited number of students. She has authored other college admission products such as the Personal Statement Blueprint and College Timelie Lite, a free college timeline service for high school students.

About College Admission Made Simple:
Helping families prepare for the college admission process.

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