he's a college prep expert from the princeton review. hi. - good to be here, thanks for having me back. - for those of us who aren't geniuses with photographic memories, should we fear these tests? - the truth is that most students fear the sat and act, but there is no reason to fear either exam, because hear my words when i say both are absolutely coachable exams. you can do well on either of those exams, and they're of such value to those admissions counselors and those admissions committees that are going to be reviewing your application in the next year or years. you can do this, sat or act, it doesn't matter. - okay, so when should we take them? - i think the best time for students to start to prep for the exam, the sat or the act, is at the end of their sophomore year, into the beginning of their junior year. so, the perfect time between your summer ending your sophomore year into the beginning of your junior year, you can take your first exam during that summer term or during the fall. but remember that you can continue that prep w

he's from the princeton review. hi! - good to be here, thanks for inviting me. - just so we're all on the same page, what is the princeton review? - princeton review is an education services company. we started a little over 30 years ago to help students master the sat and the act, but over the last 30 years we've been helping students with standardized tests, as well as college admissions advice, as well as financial aid. - during your career, you've worked in college admissions, as well as a test prep teacher. so you should know, which is the better test for students to take? - a-ha, it's an important question, and one that comes up all the time. and the answer is really easy. the better test for you to take is the one that you're going to perform best on. when we think about it, admissions teams at schools large and small, are going to want to put you in the best light using the sat or the act. the majority of the 4000 schools that are out there will super set your scores, meaning that you'll take the best verbal or m

. >> bill russian was the publisher of national review and out of princeton. >> buffet buckley was filling the magazine and he does nixon to favors in 1968. both relevant to our time. one is, he makes nixon respectable as a conservative. if buckley is supporting mixing, he can't be that kind of guy . and second, he has this fellow named george wallace, a segregationist governor in alabama running in the third party. and getting votes both of northern democrats and they were union people and campaigning as a conservative in his own right. and he's stuck on honor, what doesbuckley do, he says the only thing george wallace is a right-winger on his race . will tell you why, because of the welfare and he says let's look at wallace's budget. he says for every federal program, 50 percent of the alabama budget is washington, he's a fake conservative. the only thing he does to get people supporting them in a big way, he doesn't want black people to get benefits. and he calls on the phone and says real conservatives want fewer programs, less government but no racial tension. and he writes this artic

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