Standardized Testing SAT ACT SAT II TOEFL ACCUPLACER







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Standardized Testing SAT ACT SAT II TOEFL ACCUPLACER
What is the difference: �SAT: � Critial Reading, Math, Writing � Covers – Reading, Vocabulary, Grammar and Usage, Writing and Math � Scores – Range between 200 -800 for each section (600 -2400 total) � Math levels – Arithmetic, Data Analysis, Algebra I, II, Functions, Geometry (formulas provided in test book). �ACT: � English, Math, Reading, Science Reasoning, Writing � Covers – Grammar and Usage, Math, Reading, Writing and Science Reasoning � Scores – English, Math, Reading and Science scores will each range between 1 -36. The Composite ACT score is the average of your scores on the four sections; ranging between 1 -36. � Math levels – Arithmetic, Algebra I, II, Functions, Geometry, Trigonometry (no formulas are provided).
Preparing for the next step �Why take the SAT/ACT �School requirement �If you are not sure: contact the Admissions Office Some school do not require either test. Go to Fair. Test. org for an updated list
When to take �Recommendation: �Spring of Junior Year �Possibly in fall of Senior Year � Check deadlines � Check college/university requirements
Preparing for the tests �Options to help prepare for the SAT or ACT �Structured classes/programs that specialize in improving scores �Online Practice questions/tests that can be easily scored �Study Books �Study Apps � SAT/ACT Question of the Day
Other Testing Options �Accuplacer �ACCUPLACER ® is a suite of computerized tests that determines your knowledge in math, reading and writing as you prepare to enroll in college-level courses. �SAT Subject Tests �Subject Tests are hour-long, content-based tests that allow you to showcase achievement in specific subject areas where you excel �Test of English as a Foreign Language – TOEFL �The TOEFL i. BT test measures your ability to use and understand English at the university level.
How to register for the SAT/ACT �For the SAT: Go to - sat. collegeboard. org/register �Create an account in the section: My Organizer �For the ACT: Go to - actstudent. org �Find the ACT Student Web Account section and begin.