How to self-study for the SAT or ACT
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About this livestream
Standardized tests are expensive - and whether or not you choose to use outside preparatory help, there will be times when you need to study on your own. Whether you’re planning to self-study for some, most, or all of your test prep, Shravya is here to give you the best tips and tricks.
She’ll be covering how to create a study plan, ways to identify and tackle your strengths and weaknesses, as well as what to do the day before to make sure your testing day goes smoothly. Stop by to ask a few questions or stick around the whole hour to learn everything you need to know about self-studying for the SAT and ACT.
Undergrad College: Rice University '20
Work Experience: During my time at Rice, I mentored dozens of high school students through the college application process, along with editing essays and tutoring students for the ACT/SAT. I also interned at a medical technology startup, conducted research in Brazil, and gave a TEDx talk. I recently finished applying to medical school; I've been admitted to multiple schools, and will be starting in the Fall.
My Admissions Story: I remember feeling very blindsided by the admissions process and not knowing where to begin. I hope that sharing my experiences and some of the things I’ve learned along the way will help guide other students in a similar boat.
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