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Hello. My name is Dave Wtorkowski (tor-COW-ski). I'm a Dartmouth College graduate and a full-time college admissions coach. For over 10 years, I've been providing strategic insight and advice on how to navigate the difficult college application process to help ambitious, high-achieving students get into the Ivy League and other top-tier universities. I help students build their candidacy while they're still in high school, prep for the SAT, and craft the strongest possible college applications with a compelling personal narrative and one-of-a-kind essays. Before returning to academia, I was a professional writer, editor and script doctor in Hollywood, and a creative Vice President at Disney. For a listing of my services and pricing, please visit my website: https://www.biggreencollegeprep.com/ Or you can email me directly at: [email protected] IN THIS VIDEO... Starting in fall 2024, numerous top-tier universities will once again require either the SAT or ACT for first-year applicants. (It doesn't matter which test you take. The SAT is more popular, but both are accepted.) In this video, we'll look at why it's so important to submit your test score even if a university is "test-optional." And we'll also look at why you want to be aiming for the 75th percentile score -- and not just the "average score" -- of the freshmen class. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Which universities now require the SAT or ACT 00:59 Do you need to submit your scores if the school is test-optional? 01:46 What SAT score do you really need for the Ivy League 07:10 How to prep for the SAT or ACT