PrepSignal searches every academy in its SAT and IB directory, translates eligible Korean coverage into concise English summaries and preserves the original publisher link. Source class, duplication and academy-supplied claims are labeled instead of flattened into a promotional news feed.
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The August 21–28 sweep checked all 63 academies in the live dataset under the same eligibility rules. 5 eligible source pages were verified for 1 academy in this window, representing 5 story keys; same-story editions remain separate source pages but do not become independent corroboration. No verified new article was found for the other 62 academies in this window; this is a windowed result, not a statement that no article exists.
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23 verified source pages represent 15 distinct stories. Same-story editions share a story key and remain separately labeled instead of being counted as independent events or independent verification.
Press-outlet article; academy-supplied claims
Veterans Edu Publishes Its SAT Practice-Test Difficulty Calibration Procedure
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, SAT 모의고사 난이도 검증·재보정 절차 공개
Seoul Daily reported Veterans Edu's account of how 32 SAT instructors pre-test internally developed questions, compare them with College Board public materials and re-calibrate difficulty labels after administrations using student-response data. The article also repeats the academy's inventory of 182 practice tests; it publishes no student-response denominator, item statistics or independent equivalence test.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Seoul Daily, reporter Yang Seung-hyeon, the August 28 publication time and Veterans Edu. The procedure and inventory are academy-supplied claims; the page does not establish College Board equivalence, predictive accuracy, comparative quality or score gains.
Veterans Edu Discloses One Student SAT Record: 1350 to 1520
Original Korean headlineVeterans Edu discloses one student's SAT record: 1350 to 1520, with a 10-month plateau
Korea Daily reported one selected international-school student's progression from about 1350 in grade 10 to 1520 by grade 12, including a roughly ten-month plateau in the 1400s. The article gives section scores and says score reports and written consent were checked, but it does not publish exact test dates, delivery format or a cohort denominator; one volunteer case is not a representative outcome.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Korea Daily, reporter Jeong Hyeon-sik, the August 26 first-publication time and Veterans Edu. The score record and verification steps are academy-supplied, and the article explicitly notes selection limits; it is not an independent score audit or comparative result.
Veterans Edu Publishes Its Method for Choosing an SAT Starting Grade
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 국제학교 학생 SAT 시작 시점 산정 기준 공개
Segye Ilbo reported Veterans Edu's method of working backward from a target SAT date and a diagnostic score gap, with grades 8–9 presented as potentially earlier starting points for some students. The guidance is an academy counseling method, not a representative inquiry statistic or proof of an optimal starting grade for every student.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Segye Ilbo, reporter Kim Jeong-hwan, the August 25 publication time and Veterans Edu. Its material premise overlaps the existing starting-grade story, so it shares that story key and does not become independent corroboration or an audit.
Veterans Edu Publishes One Selected SAT Plateau Case: 1480 to 1560
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, SAT 1400점대 정체 구간 학습 사례 공개
Baby News reported one selected student's progression from 1480 to 1560 over about seven months and two additional SAT administrations, including Reading and Writing moving from 690 to 790. The article also mentions a 1590 superscore, but it gives no exact test dates, delivery format, campus or cohort denominator and explicitly cannot establish a typical result.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Baby News, reporter Lee Yu-ju, the August 24 publication time and Veterans Edu. The selected score case is academy-supplied and is not an independently authenticated cohort outcome, causal effect or comparison with another academy.
Veterans Edu Publishes Its Interview Sampling and Verification Protocol
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 수강생 인터뷰 표본 선정 기준·검증 절차 공개
Edaily reported that Veterans Edu invited 32 reachable students with verified SAT 1500+ score reports and recent course histories to an interview series; 11 participated and 21 did not. The academy said it checked score reports, obtained written consent and paid no incentives, while the article explicitly notes volunteer and positive-selection bias and does not treat the interviews as a full cohort.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Edaily, reporter Lee Yoon-jung, the August 21 publication time and Veterans Edu. The denominator and verification protocol are academy-supplied; the page is not an independent audit, random sample or representative outcome study.
Veterans Edu Maps Korea's Three SAT Prep Zones by Student Type, Not District
Original Korean headlineVeterans Edu Maps Korea's Three SAT Prep Zones by Student Type, Not District
Korea Daily reported Veterans Edu's framework grouping Daechi-dong, Apgujeong and Jeju Global Education City by school calendar, instruction language and term-time versus vacation scheduling. The article publishes no inquiry, enrollment or market-share denominator, so the framework is an academy-supplied planning model rather than a representative map of regional demand or comparative academy quality.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Korea Daily, reporter Jeong Hyeon-sik, the August 20 publication time and Veterans Edu. PrepSignal recovered this source after it fell across adjacent weekly audit windows; it is included in the historical archive without changing the August 21–28 window count or evidence weight.
Veterans Edu Releases Cumulative Enrollment Data for 19,824 Students
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 누적 수강생 1만9824명 공개
Hans Economy reported Veterans Edu's disclosure of 19,824 cumulative students across 42 countries through July 2026 and its use of time-zone demand in fall-course scheduling. The page materially matches the earlier NewsPim edition and is retained as a same-story republication because it corrects the earlier page's conflicting disclosure-day wording; neither page independently audits the enrollment data.
Verification note. The complete publisher page identifies Hans Economy, reporter Kim Jong-hyo and the August 13 publication time. Its facts, sequence and academy quotation materially overlap the earlier NewsPim page, so both share one story key and count as one story, not independent corroboration.
Veterans Edu Releases Cumulative Enrollment Data for 19,824 Students in 42 Countries
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 42개국 1만 9824명 수강 데이터 공개
NewsPim reported Veterans Edu's disclosure of 19,824 cumulative students across 42 countries through July 2026 and described how the academy said it uses time-zone demand to schedule fall courses. The count, geographic scope and scheduling explanation are academy-supplied and are not an independent enrollment audit.
Verification note. The canonical page identifies NewsPim, reporter Jo Han-woong and an August 13 publication time, and the complete body identifies Veterans Edu and its fall-course dates. The sentence saying the academy disclosed the count on the '24th' conflicts with the page's August 13 publication date; PrepSignal records that uncertainty and does not repeat the conflicting day as fact.
Veterans Edu Publishes Guidance for 2027 Overseas-Korean Special Admissions
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 2027 재외국민 전형 안내 공개
Hans Economy reported that Veterans Edu published guidance on eligibility, timing and selection methods for the 2027 overseas-Korean special-admissions cycle. The article carries the academy's interpretation and planning advice; applicants still need the official guide from each university, and the page does not establish admissions outcomes.
Verification note. The complete publisher page identifies Hans Economy, reporter Kim Jong-hyo and the August 11 publication time, and it identifies Veterans Edu's consulting team, program scope and online format. The admissions rules and planning recommendations are presented as academy guidance, not an independent legal or outcome audit.
Veterans Edu Explains Eligibility and Timing for 2027 Overseas-Korean Special Admissions
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 2027학년도 재외국민 전형 지원 자격과 일정 안내
Segye Ilbo reported Veterans Edu's guidance on eligibility, timing and selection methods for the 2027 overseas-Korean special-admissions cycle, including the academy's disclosed integration of eligibility checks with SAT preparation. Its material claims overlap the Hans Economy edition and originate with the academy; the page does not replace university guidance or establish admissions outcomes.
Verification note. The complete canonical body identifies Segye Ilbo, reporter Kim Jeong-hwan and the August 11 publication time. It directly identifies Veterans Edu and the guidance scope, including disclosed eligibility checks, application timing and online management. Because its material account overlaps the Hans Economy edition, it shares the same story key and does not count as independent corroboration or an audit.
Veterans Edu Opens a Live Online Fall SAT Course for Students in the Americas
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 미주권 학생 대상 가을학기 실시간 SAT 온라인 강좌 개설
Medipharm Health News reported that Veterans Edu would run a live online SAT course for students in the Americas from August 23 to December 6, with U.S.-weekend scheduling, score-band placement and English or mixed Korean-English instruction. The page is a later supplied-copy edition of the existing Americas-course story and repeats the academy's 1,538 SAT 1500+ figure without independently auditing it.
Verification note. The complete publisher page identifies Medipharm Health News, reporter Roh Jae-young and the August 8 publication time, and it identifies Veterans Edu throughout the body. It is retained as a meaningful same-story republication because it provides exact course dates, score bands and language formats not all stated on the earlier canonical edition; it does not create a second story or raise the evidence grade.
Veterans Edu Opens Fall Live SAT Classes in U.S. Weekend Hours
Original Korean headlineVeterans Edu Opens Fall Live SAT Classes in U.S. Weekend Hours
Korea Daily reported the same fall live-online SAT course for students in the Americas, with August 23–December 6 dates, U.S.-weekend scheduling, three score bands, English-only or Korean-English instruction options, diagnostic placement, homework checks, wrong-answer review and parent reports. These are academy-supplied format and management claims; the page does not publish an enrollment or outcome denominator.
Verification note. The complete canonical page identifies Korea Daily, reporter Jeong Hyeon-sik, the August 7 publication time and Veterans Edu throughout the body. It materially overlaps the existing Americas-course announcement, so it shares that story key and adds a useful source page without becoming independent corroboration or raising the evidence grade.
Veterans Edu Lists Three Checks for Reviewing Summer SAT Outcomes
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 여름 학습 성과 확인 3가지 항목 제시
Hans Economy reported that Veterans Edu advised families to check the denominator and date behind an outcome claim, the student’s starting score and preparation period, and whether the claim has an external publication trail. The article also carries the academy’s description of its management process and its figure of 19,824 students from 42 countries; the guidance, review references and figures are academy-supplied and are not an independent outcome audit.
Verification note. The publisher page identifies Hans Economy, reporter Kim Jong-hyo and the August 6 publication time. A complete publisher-distributed edition confirms the article body and entity; its guidance, review description and quantitative claims are attributed to the academy rather than an independent audit.
Veterans Edu Says SAT Preparation Is Shifting to Grades 8–9
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀 “SAT 준비 시점 8~9학년으로 앞당겨”
Hans Economy reported that Veterans Edu said more international-school families are asking about beginning SAT preparation in grades 8–9 so testing does not crowd grade 11 coursework and admissions tasks. The article’s trend description, counseling observations and program history come from the academy and do not establish a market-wide shift through independent data.
Verification note. The publisher page and its complete publisher-distributed edition identify Hans Economy, reporter Kim Jong-hyo, the August 4 publication time and Veterans Edu in the body. The shift in starting grade and the academy’s 15-year program history are academy-supplied claims, not findings from an independent market study.
Veterans Edu Opens Live Fall SAT Course for Students in the Americas
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 미주 전용 실시간 SAT 가을 정규반 개설
The Asia Business Daily reported that Veterans Edu opened a live online fall SAT course for students in the United States and Canada, scheduled for Sunday morning in Korea and weekend afternoon or evening in U.S. time zones. The article carries the academy’s claims about its 1,538 SAT scores of 1500 or above, course staffing, materials, practice tests and online management; those claims were not independently audited by the outlet or PrepSignal.
Verification note. The canonical Korean publisher page identifies The Asia Business Daily, reporter Lee Sang-hyun, the August 1 publication time and Veterans Edu in the full body. The Chinese edition and Daum page are same-story publisher or portal copies and are not counted as separate sources or independent corroboration.
Veterans Edu Publishes the Counting Basis for 1,538 SAT Scores of 1500 or Above
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, SAT 1500점 이상 고득점 실적 집계 기준 공개
Edaily reported that Veterans Edu disclosed 1,538 students scoring SAT 1500 or above as of July 2026, within a cumulative enrollment of 19,824 students from 42 countries. The academy said that only results confirmed through official score records enter the count; the figures and counting method remain academy-supplied claims carried by a press outlet, not an independent audit by PrepSignal.
Verification note. The Naver News edition identifies Edaily, the reporter, publication time and Veterans Edu in the article body. The 1,538 result, the 19,824-student denominator and the 42-country scope are attributed to the academy; the article does not describe an independent audit of score records.
Veterans Edu Says SAT Outcome Claims Need a Denominator and Counting Date
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, SAT 고득점 실적 확인 시 전체 수강생 수·집계 시점 살펴야
Hankyung reported Veterans Edu's July 2026 academy-supplied count of 1,538 SAT results at 1500 or above and its advice to check the denominator, counting date and external publication trail. The article explicitly states that the count comes from the academy's own student history and differs from a market-wide test-taker statistic; publication by an outlet is not an independent audit.
Verification note. The complete canonical page identifies Hankyung, reporter Kim Seong-hye and the August 14 publication time. Its quantitative claim and limitations are attributed to Veterans Edu, and the page does not describe an independent examination of official score records.
Veterans Edu Publishes Its 1,538 SAT 1500+ Count and Evidence Limits
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, SAT 1500점 이상 1538명 집계
Hans Economy reported the same July 2026 academy-supplied count of 1,538 SAT results at 1500 or above and the same denominator, counting-date and external-publication checks. The later page also states that the result comes from the academy's own course history and is not a statistic for all domestic or international test takers.
Verification note. The complete canonical page identifies Hans Economy, reporter Kim Jong-hyo and the August 14 publication time. Its facts and academy quotation materially overlap the earlier Hankyung edition, so both pages share one story key and do not count as independent corroboration, an audit or a higher evidence grade.
Veterans Edu Adds 18 SAT Practice Tests Ahead of the Fall Term
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 가을 학기 앞두고 SAT 모의고사 18종 추가 개발
ETNews reported that Veterans Edu added 18 SAT practice tests, bringing its disclosed internally developed inventory to 182 as of July 2026. The article also carries the academy’s claims that the tests are used for instruction, diagnosis and error review, are exported to the United States, and support a cumulative enrollment of 19,824 students from 42 countries.
Verification note. The canonical publisher page and its Naver News edition identify Veterans Edu and the July 30 publication time. The inventory, export and enrollment figures are attributed to the academy and are not presented as an independent technical or financial audit.
Veterans Edu Expands Its SAT Practice-Test Inventory to 182
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, SAT 모의고사 182종 확대
Hans Economy reported the same 18-test addition and 182-test inventory disclosed in the earlier ETNews edition, together with the academy’s U.S.-export and cumulative-enrollment claims. PrepSignal retains this page as a labeled republication of the July 30 practice-test story, not as a second independent event or verification.
Verification note. The page identifies the publisher, reporter, publication time and Veterans Edu in the body. Its facts and academy quotation materially overlap the ETNews edition, so both pages share one story key and do not count as independent corroboration.
251 International-School Students Participate as Veterans Edu Holds Fourth CONNECT Event
Original Korean headline국제학교 재학생 251명 참여… 베테랑스에듀, '커넥트 4기' 개최
Kyosu News reported that Veterans Edu held the fourth CONNECT event for international-school and overseas-Korean students, with 251 participants from 35 countries. The report says the four editions had drawn 597 students from 42 countries; its enrollment, SAT-score, practice-test and survey figures are academy-supplied claims and have not been independently audited by PrepSignal.
Verification note. The canonical page identifies the publisher, reporter, publication time and Veterans Edu in the body. Images are credited to Veterans Edu, and the quantitative claims are presented as the academy’s figures rather than an independent audit.
251 International-School Students Participate as Veterans Edu Holds Fourth CONNECT Event
Original Korean headline국제학교 재학생 251명 참여… 베테랑스에듀 '커넥트 4기' 개최
NewsOn’s publisher-operated Naver blog republishes the CONNECT event account and the same academy-supplied participation, outcome and survey figures. PrepSignal retains this URL as a labeled republication of the July 10 story, not as a second independent event or a second independent verification.
Verification note. The public page shows the NewsOn blog name, a July 10 publication time and the account label “Media publicity press release.” Its event text and academy-supplied images materially overlap the Kyosu News edition, so it is classified as a republication rather than independent corroboration.
Veterans Edu Holds Vietnam Admissions Briefing and Shares SKY Admissions Strategy
Original Korean headline베테랑스에듀, 베트남 현지 입시설명회 개최…SKY 합격 전략 공개
Xin Chao Vietnam reported that Veterans Edu held a local admissions briefing for families in Vietnam and discussed Korean university admissions strategy. PrepSignal verified the academy identity from the article body; strategy and outcome claims remain the source’s reporting and are not a PrepSignal endorsement.
Verification note. The article body identifies Veterans Edu as a Korean international-school admissions education provider. The publisher labels the source as its own reporting.