This summer, high school juniors and seniors can prepare for college-entry testing with Broward County Libraries' free SAT/ACT workshops. The workshops hone student skills to ace the July 16th ACT and August 27th SAT exams, which determine college placement and financial aid.
The primary goal of this college-prep program series is achieving target scores for priority college admissions, scholarships and student aid such as Florida Bright Futures. Seniors (Class of 2022) can take advantage of last chance tests for Bright Futures. Juniors (Class of 2023) can use the summer to develop skills and strategies. All students who attend sessions are eligible to win prizes.
The intensive program is comparable to that of an expensive ACT or SAT test-prep course. Class sessions include math, grammar and reading practice tests and intensive test-taking strategies. Workshops focus on fundamentals, technique, recognition/reaction and timing manipulation. The presenter is Alberto Howe, founder of AffordableCollegeSolutions.com and former executive director of The Princeton Review of South Florida.
Parents are encouraged to attend the first 20 minutes of the first session and the entire last session. Participants will need pencils, highlighters, notebooks and calculators. For program effectiveness, students should attend every session and complete assigned homework.
Preregistration is required and can be accessed via the library's Ready for College webpage or as follows: Summer Camp 1 (Prepares for July 16th ACT) dates are 6/27; 6/29; 7/5; 7/6; 7/11; 7/13; 7/18; and 7/20. Summer Camp 2 (Prepares for August 27th SAT) dates 7/25; 7/27; 8/1; 8/3; 8/8; 8/10; 8/15; and 8/17. All sessions scheduled 4:30 - 5:45PM. It is recommended that students attend every session of the Summer Camp they select. To register for all sessions at one time, check each box before hitting "Register."
Workshops are sponsored by Broward Public Library Foundation and Bank of America. For additional information, contact Community Engagement at BCLsummer@broward.org, (954) 357-8256.
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