All SAT exams on June 6th have been cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns. If deemed safe for students, the College Board plans to administer SAT exams every month from August to December on weekends.
Read MoreHigh school students planning to apply Early Decision or Early Acceptance for colleges in the fall may have problems with their SAT/ACT scores. The SAT June test date is still on the schedule with more test dates expected in 2020. The ACT rescheduled its April test date to June.
Read MorePresident Donald Trump signed into law the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. The CARES Act relaxes the rules for students who are forced to withdraw for reasons related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreIf your parent(s) has lost their job or had their work hours reduced, you need to call the college financial aid office NOW. If your family business is losing money or your parent(s) cannot work until businesses open again, you need to call the college financial aid office NOW.
Read MoreLIVIUS TUTORING is offering students several free classes and programs to stay on track.
Read MoreMany college students have been notified that because of the COVID-19 situation, they have the option of accepting a Pass (P) or Fail (F) grade in their course instead of the usual letter grade.
Read MoreUpdate: The College Board is providing free remote learning resources for AP courses
and, Face-to-face AP Exams will NOT take place.
The Florida Department of Education has stated that “all public state colleges, and private college and campuses and buildings are closed for the remainder of the spring semester
Read MoreThe set of academic standards in Math and English was recently removed from the school’s curriculum. But what does this really entail for students?
Read MoreThe Florida Bright Futures Scholarship covers between 75-100% of tuition and fees at a Florida state university or college.
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