SAT & other tests

ALEKS is an adaptive placement test, usually used to measure a student's advanced mathematic skills.

On the SAT, you will encounter a passage from one of the founding documents or from global conversation.

On the SAT, you will be asked to analyze questions in science, history, and social studies contexts.

The SAT math portion will feature multistep applications to solve problems in the real world.

Sentence completion questions will not appear on the SAT.

Some colleges are test optional; however, scores may be required at a date later than your intial application.

You should take the ACT if you are a fast reader.

ALEKS is a placement test similar to the Accuplacer that helps determine levels for class placement.

The College Board has paired with Khan Academy for free, individualized help on the SAT.

The ASVAB is a test used for college admittance.

There will be charts and/or graphs on the Reading/Writing portion of the SAT.

The accuplacer is a test which evaluates student's skills to help place them in an appropriate course.

On the SAT, students will use textual evidence to support their answers.

The only option for the 2024 SAT is digital.

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The reading and Math sections of the SAT are both worth 800 points each, while the essay has a separate score.

On the SAT, students will encounter relevant words and phrases instead of archaic language.

There are 300 questions on the SAT.

The Math portion of the SAT will contain only algebra.

On the SAT, you will have 25 minutes to complete the essay portion.

You cannot use scrath paper on the new digital SAT.

The total time for the new digital SAT test is 2 hours, 14 minutes.

Scoring for the new SAT is adaptive.

On the SAT for every question you get incorrect, the College Board will remove 1 point.