The SAT/ACT are standardized tests and college entrance exams required for many college applications.
The SAT measures a student's skills in three core areas: Evidence-Based Reading, and Writing, and Math. There is also an optional 50 minute essay. Scores range from 400-1600. (Click here to register)
The ACT measures a student's skills in four core areas: English, Math, Reading, and Science. Scores range from 1-36. (Click here to register)
Due to COVID-19, most schools are now test optional (in most cases, this means that your application will still be considered without a test score, but you can submit one). Some schools and scholarships might require the SAT or ACT for consideration so check the websites where you are applying. On this page you will find resources on test dates and deadlines, information about fee waivers, links to sign up, and materials for test prep.
Do you qualify for a fee waiver?
Yes, if any of the following apply:
You are eligible for free or reduced lunch
Your family receives government assistance
You live in subsidized housing, foster care, or are homeless
You're a ward of the state or an orphan
Your household income falls within these guidelines: