What score do I need to get on the SHSAT? [Updated for 2024]
Depending on your goals for high school, your target score on the SHSAT may vary widely.
How to get into Hunter College High School
Learn what it takes to secure a spot at Hunter College High School, one of New York City’s most coveted public high schools.
The Digital SAT: Everything you need to know about the new format!
Major changes are coming to the SAT next year. Learn everything you need to know about the Digital SAT!
Free SHSAT Practice Tests!
These free SHSAT Practice Tests are the single best tool for studying for the Specialized High School Admissions Test!
How Long Should My Child Study for the SHSAT? A Guide for NYC Parents
Looking to understand when your child should begin studying for the SHSAT? Our guide breaks down the ideal study timeline, focusing on quality over quantity, and offers personalized tips for success on New York City's most competitive entrance exam.
Exploring Your Options After Missing the SHSAT Cutoff
Missed the SHSAT cutoff? Explore alternatives like the Discovery Program & re-taking the test in 9th grade.
What SAT score do I need to go to an Ivy League school?
If you’re considering applying to an Ivy League school, make sure you understand the range of SAT scores you will want to aim for.
How to manage your time on the SHSAT
Taking the SHSAT can be overwhelming, especially when you have to answer 114 questions in just 180 minutes. But don't worry, we've got you covered. Check out our six strategies to tackle the test in a time-efficient manner and maximize your performance.
Ten tips for overcoming test-taking anxiety.
Unfortunately, test-taking anxiety is a common hurdle that many students face. Fortunately, there are a few simple practices that go a long way toward calming your nerves on the day of the test.
What are semicolons?
If there's one piece of punctuation that generates the most confusion, it would have to be the semicolon. Fortunately, they’re pretty easy to master!
Five things to memorize for the SAT!
Here are five things you need to know by heart for the SAT.