• PSAT

    The PSAT/NMSQT is highly relevant to your future success because they focus on the skills and knowledge at the heart of education. They’ll measure:

    • What you learn in high school
    • What you need to succeed in college

    If you think the key to a high score is memorizing words and facts you’ll never use in the real world, think again. You don’t have to discover secret tricks or cram the night before.
    The best way to prepare for the test is to:

    • Take challenging courses
    • Do your homework
    • Prepare for tests and quizzes
    • Ask and answer lots of questions

    In short, take charge of your education and learn as much as you can.

    See What It's Like..
    Find out what kinds of questions you’ll see on the PSAT/NMSQT and PSAT 10. Where do you want to start?

    Visit the Collegeboard website for more information

     

     

    SAT

    The SAT is used by colleges to determine your readiness for success at their school.  This exam has three parts, Mathematics, Writing & Language, and Reading, with a maximum of 1600.  Tests are typically administered on a Saturday morning, and are NOT administered at every high school.  You can take the exam as many times as you wish, and most schools will accept your highest individual score in each area, even if they are on different test dates.  If you wish to attend a 4-year college or university that uses the SAT for admission, it is a good idea to take it at least twice. Community colleges and two year schools do not typically use the SAT for admissions, but will use them for placement if you have taken them.  Test scores must be sent directly to the requesting college or university from College Board.

    Find out what kinds of questions you’ll see on the new SAT and what the test will measure. Where do you want to start?

     

    Visit the Collegeboard website for more information

     

    SAT Fee Waivers

    SAT fee waivers are not sent directly to students. School counselors identify eligible students at their school and distribute fee waivers to them.

    Fee Waiver Basics: Get details about who is eligible, what fee waivers cover, and more.

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