THE BOOK FOR EVERY SUCCESSFUL TEST TAKER

Test Success! is a toolbox.

Use it to

lower your test stress

raise your test scores

diagnose what you need to
improve your test performance

learn specific exercises for better test results

Test Success! is used
by people taking:

SAT, ACT, AP, GED

GRE, MCAT, GMAT, DAT, LSAT

State licensing exams

Job qualifying exams

Written by Dr. Ben Bernstein, performance coach and psychologist with 30 years of experience, Test Success! has been called “the must-have companion to every test prep book on the market.” With special chapters for parents and teachers, Test Success! is a comprehensive guide to improving test performance.

“This well-written, practical, and incredibly insightful book will be invaluable to a wide range of people preparing to take tests. Test Success! is filled with information and practical examples that will be useful and calming to everyone who approaches test taking with a sense of dread.

Katherine Schultz, Dean and Professor, Mills College School of Education

Recent Posts:

Test anxiety: "I'm running out of time!"

One of the most common causes of test anxiety is running out of time, or the fear of running out of time. The clock is ticking and you are stuck on a problem. The clock is ticking and you still have too many problems to go. The clock is ticking and you won’t have the [...] read more

17.05.2012
Too much test anxiety and test stress: Millard parents take action!

In a recent post on a very enlightened website for Millard Public Schools in Omaha, Nebraska, a parent, Courtney H, writes: I understand that test scores and school rankings are very important, but I also feel that children are put under a lot of pressure these days to succeed. I would love to see more [...] read more

05.05.2012
A star has an anxiety attack: appreciating Aubrey Huff

Baseball star Aubrey Huff is getting a lot of attention. Yesterday the SF Giants announced that he’s been put on the disabled list because of an anxiety attack. I received requests from the SF Chronicle for an interview on the story and also from two local radio stations (KQED and KKSF). Though I can’t comment [...] read more

26.04.2012