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Standardized testing is currently in a stage of transition. Many schools are no longer requiring a test score with your application. See below for more information.
Standardized testing is currently in a stage of transition. Many schools are no longer requiring a test score with your application. See below for more information.
Click the links below for testing dates and to register.
Click the links below for testing dates and to register.
SAT - The College Board
SAT - The College Board
ACT
ACT
Which test is right for you?
Which test is right for you?
The SAT and ACT vary slightly in their timing and subjects. Click the picture for a comparison chart.
The SAT and ACT vary slightly in their timing and subjects. Click the picture for a comparison chart.
Standardized Testing Policy Changes
Standardized Testing Policy Changes
University of California System (UC)
University of California System (UC)
UC is now test blind. This means that students do not need to take the SAT/ACT to apply.
What does "test-blind" mean?
Your scores aren't used for admissions decisions.
California State University System (CSU)
California State University System (CSU)
CSU is also test blind. This means that students do not need to take the SAT/ACT to apply.
Private Schools
Private Schools
Requirements will vary from college to college. Please check each college's admissions page for their requirements. Google the name of the college and "testing requirements" to find the information. If you don't understand the terminology or can't find the information, email Mrs. Marwick for help.
How to Send Your Scores
How to Send Your Scores
Log into your College Board or ACT accounts if scores are required or optiona. Do not send your scores to test blind colleges. There is a fee to send your scores, and they will not be looked at.
Log into your College Board or ACT accounts if scores are required or optiona. Do not send your scores to test blind colleges. There is a fee to send your scores, and they will not be looked at.
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