BaseballinCT posted:I've said this before: The high academic kids should consider taking the SAT/ACT early! My 2019 took it last Spring.
Concur...everybody's version of early different. Ideally if a player has the academic chops he should plan to take a Sept-Oct of junior year ACT-SAT. The parent needs to make sure their kid is taking the best prep type classes they can the few months prior. My kid was very disciplined, yet, there wasn't a chance he'd sit down and power through an online program or books on his own... after having June and July off and playing tons of baseball the last thing he wanted was having to study. So tutoring started the beginning of August, and he still took the ACT four times, gaining a point with every test. A lot of the tutors get booked up fast.
His first ACT score was good enough to show the Ivy Coaches that he was a candidate. But again, they are looking for baseball players who happen to be smart. Get stronger, faster, better, sooner....