Testing Information

Testing Information

Most colleges and universities require admissions tests for students seeking admission. The SAT test is another college entrance exam that could be taken in lieu of the ACT exam. When students register to take the ACT or SAT exams they will need to use the school identification code: 500-330.

  • ACT - www.actstudent.org

    • The ACT test is one college entrance test that is required by many colleges. This test consists of four multiple choice test areas: English, mathematics, reading and science. There is also an optional writing test which is required by some schools and you should look at their individual website to see if this is a requirement. The cost of the ACT exam has increased to $63.00. The ACT plus writing costs $88.00.

  • SAT - sat.org -

  • The SAT Test is another college admissions test that students may take. Many schools will accept both the ACT and SAT for admissions. The SAT has been redesigned and now includes a Reading Test, Writing and Language Test and a Math Test. The cost of the SAT exam is $60.00.

  • ASVAB - See your counselor to sign up.

    • Students who are committed to serving our country in a military branch are required to take the ASVAB to determine eligible educational programming. The ASVAB may also be used for students who may not want to join the military but would like to receive some excellent career exploration opportunities.

  • ACCUPLACER - https://madisoncollege.edu/course-placement-testing

    • Students planning to attend technical schools may need to complete some or all of the ACCUPLACER exam. The ACCUPLACER exam includes subtests in the basic skills of writing, reading, and math. This test is a placement test and can be taken anytime during the student’s senior year of school.

  • PSAT - collegeboard.org/psat

  • The PSAT is a test that students can take in October of their Junior year to qualify them for the National Merit Scholarship programs. The cost for the PSAT is $18.00.

  • College Placement Testing - Regional Testing Program

    • Some colleges will require students to take a College Placement Exam prior to registering for classes. Schools will notify students in writing if they need to register for this exam. Please note that not all colleges require this exam. Look at this website to find out more information on College Placement Testing.

  • Test Dates Central Website - http://www.testdatescentral.com

    • This is a very informative site that will give the testing dates of a number of different standardized tests. It also gives you information regarding studying tips, examples, etc.