Summary: Ryan Harrison returns to discuss some of the most common SAT/ACT conspiracy theories, myths, and old wives tales out there. First, though, the guys share a few of the school-themed nightmares they’ve experienced while asleep. Ryan’s range from getting in trouble with his parents to getting lost in the hallways, while Ted’s are of a more musical variety. (4:00)<br> <br> Myth No. 1: The tests are easier or harder depending on which test date you take them. (5:30)<br> Myth No. 2: Test prep is all about learning “the tricks.” (10:10)<br> Myth No. 3: Some colleges prefer scores from one test over the other. (20:30)<br> Myth No. 4: The SAT was designed to identify gifted students. (24:33)<br> Myth No. 5: The ACT is actually a circus put together by a band of clowns. (34:32)<br> Listen in as Ted asks Ryan to determine which myths are true and which are false; the answers may surprise you! They also dive into the origin stories of the tales and whether even the false ones have a kernel of truth deep within. <br> <br> Have a question or comment for Ted and the show? <a href="mailto:contact@tutorted.test">Email</a> and <a href="https://tutorted.com/">check out his website</a>! <br>
