Skip to content

THE PREPMEDIANS BLOG

The study break
that pays off.

Test dates, score guides, and strategies to help you make your next move.

Chris Zhang · September 9, 2026

How Much Does the SAT Cost?

Eating Ramen for meals. Reusing clothes to not do laundry. Hoarding food and drinks given out at school events. These are some common cost-saving methods that many college students apply to their daily lives because the cost of college is so high. The cost of college starts as early as the college application process, and one sneaky cost of the college application process is taking the SAT and even using your SAT scores. In this article, I'll break down any and every possible cost or fee related to the SAT. Then, I'll go over things you can do to minimize the costs of the SAT.

Read the story ↗
Sanjana Viswanathan · September 4, 2026

How to Look at Your ACT and SAT Score?

You have been doing prep courses for months or even years to prepare you for the test day and you have received your test scores in mail or seen it online. But you are probably wondering what the scores actually mean? How do you know if the score meets your own standards and of those colleges in your list?

Read the story ↗
Prepmedians · August 31, 2026

Prepmedians for Schools and Organizations

How partner accounts work for schools and organizations: we provision the student accounts ourselves, set each seat to open and close with your term, and send module quiz reports to whoever is keeping the student on track.

Read the story ↗
Gerrin T. Alexander · August 28, 2026

The Clock Never Stops Ticking

You're in the endgame and all you need to do is execute your game plan correctly in order to conquer your opponent. You have all the tools and equipment needed to succeed, but one thing lies between you and the end goal: the clock. One of the hardest things about the ACT exam is that there are SO. MANY. QUESTIONS. And you're given so little time to answer them! Having too much to do and too little time to do it is one of the most common forms of stress we experience as humans. Don't get bogged down by the amount of questions and let the clock defeat you, but learn to manage your time wisely to help you defeat your true opponent: the test!

Read the story ↗
Sanjana Viswanathan · August 19, 2026

ACT English Section: What You Need to Know

ACT English: A hard section with an easy fix. Even though it tests on easy concepts used in everyday life, those concepts are never completely taught in a classroom setting. An easy way to bridge this gap is to go through the condensed curriculum that [Prepmedians](https://prepmedians.com) has to offer. Prepmedians provides you with an entertaining learning platform where you won't even realize that you are learning and having fun at the same time!

Read the story ↗
Chris Zhang · August 12, 2026

Superscoring the SAT

Can't crush the entire SAT in one sitting? Unsatisfied with your scores? Worried about getting into college? The college process is an extremely stressful time for everyone, and as the applicant pool gets bigger and more competitive year by year, this stress is amplified even more. One factor that affects the college admission process is your standardized test scores, and while they can't make or break you, they certainly help your case for getting into college. Even if you aren't good at taking standardized tests, don't worry. Colleges now do a thing called superscoring. This article will discuss what superscoring is, some tips to strategically use superscoring to your advantage, and every college that superscores the SAT. Note: Superscoring the ACT is exactly like superscoring the SAT. However, although many colleges superscore the SAT and ACT, not every college superscores both. If unsure, look at the college of interest's admission website and see their standardized test policies.

Read the story ↗

COMEDY PREP, SERIOUS SCORES.

Give them a reason
to press play.

Comedy and rap lessons. Thousands of questions. A 24/7 AI tutor. Your complete prep toolkit.

Start SAT/ACT prep

5-Day Money-Back Guarantee, no conditions