How should my child prepare for a standardized admissions test?
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Do all private high schools have the same application process?
Are there admissions tests required to get in?
How should my child prepare for a standardized admissions test?
How early should my child begin the application process?
Can students apply to private high schools online?
What is involved in an application for a private high school?
Are letters of reccomendation required?
Who should write my child's recommendation letters?
Will my child be required to attend an in-person interview?
If a school requires an interview, what should my child expect?
If there is no interview, then how does a school get to know my child?
How do schools decide what students they accept?
How difficult is it to get into a private high school?
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What should my child do in middle school or junior high to imrpove their chances of getting accepted?
Do all private high schools have the same application process?
How long will I have to wait to receive the decision after applying?
What if my child's grades go down after they are accepted?
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How should my child prepare for a standardized admissions test?
Dean of Admissions Andrew Battaile provides tips for preparing for the standardized admission tests your child will take when applying for a private high school.
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Host: How should my child prepare for a standardized admissions test?
Andrew Battaile: None likes taking standardized tests. You have to take them for college and many times you have to take them for high school. The way to prepare for them, you can buy books online or at any book store. Usually that will prepare you for these kinds of tests. You can also take courses although I dont recommend you do that because it stresses your child a little bit more and letting them know, gosh, this is important I have to do well. These standardized test -- they test what you know and if your child does well in school, if they pay attention in class, that's the best way to prepare for the test.
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