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author: maizie simpson

maizie simpson
maizie writes about magoosh and gets others to talk about magoosh. a graduate of the university of arizona (bear down!) with a ba in journalism, she loves nuanced grammar rules, learning strange languages, and traveling to new places. she has an unnatural obsession with middle eastern politics and mexican food.

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    big changes are coming to the act in september 2020! read on to find out what they are, hear our benefits and drawbacks, and what students should do to prepare. what changes are coming to the act? the act is introducing three major changes to the test, starting in september 2020: students will be allowed…

  • 20 sat & act student perspectives on the college board’s adversity score

    last week, the college board announced that they’re rolling out the addition of “adversity scores” – a proxy of socioeconomic status – to the overall score reporting for sat test takers. we shared our magoosh perspective (and concerns) with you, and we’re back today with responses from our students who are currently or formerly studying…

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