SAT Suite of Assessments
SAT Suite of Assessments
Embedded Files
Sp 25 SAT 8:9.pdfPSAT 8/9
PSAT 8/9
Freshmen
Sp 25 PSAT 10.pdfPSAT 10
PSAT 10
Sophomores
Sp 25 SAT Guide.pdfSAT
SAT
Juniors
Practice.pdfPractice
College Board offers many free ways to practice for the SAT
Big Futures
Big Futures
Sophomores & Juniors - If you'd like to participate in Big Futures, or any of the opportunities provided through Big Futures, you and/or your parent must complete this form! (click on the link above)
This quick video explains the Big Futures app available to students
Students - Access college and career guidance on your phone! You can choose to provide a phone number during exam setup to access the app, already used by 1.2 million students, and this is the only way you can access it. Your phone number will only be used to authenticate the app, and you'll be notified right when their scores are available. You can also opt in to Connections™ to hear from nonprofit colleges and scholarship organizations interested in you—all while protecting your privacy.
Accessing & Interpreting Scores
Performance Level Descriptors
Policy level descriptors are general statements across grades and content areas indicating the expected level of achievement or rigor for each level. For PSAT/SAT, Colorado adopted four levels of achievement named consistently with the Colorado Measures of Academic Success but with text specific to high school. They address both academic expectations, as well as provide practical implications for future coursework.
Level 4 - Exceeded Expectations
Students performing at this level exceed academic expectations for the knowledge, skills and practices known to be most relevant for success in college and careers contained in the assessed high school Colorado Academic Standards.
Students are very likely to engage successfully in entry-level, credit-bearing courses.
Level 3* - Met Expectations
Students performing at this level meet the academic expectations for the knowledge, skills and practices known to be most relevant for success in college and careers contained in the assessed high school Colorado Academic Standards.
Students are likely to engage successfully in entry-level, credit-bearing courses.
Level 2 - Approached Expectations
Students performing at this level approach the academic expectations for the knowledge, skills and practices known to be most relevant for success in college and careers contained in the assessed high school Colorado Academic Standards.
With continued coursework, students are likely to engage successfully in entry-level, credit-bearing courses.
Level 1 - Did Not Yet Meet Expectations
Students performing at this level may minimally approach the academic expectations for the knowledge, skills and practices known to be most relevant for success in college and careers contained in the assessed high school Colorado Academic Standards.
With significant additional coursework, students may engage successfully in entry-level, credit-bearing courses.
* Indicates readiness for credit-bearing college entry coursework and career
SAT Scores.pdfStudent Scores and Reports
SAT & PSAT student score reports are typically available in early June by logging into the CollegeBoard’s student score reporting portal. To access the score reporting portal, create a CollegeBoard student account, or if you already have one, just sign in.
Online student score reports give students an understanding beyond the numbers and provide a detailed breakdown of their performance. Score reports provide:
Performance summaries for each section of the test
Insight into strengths and weaknesses with results grouped by content area, skillset, and level of difficulty
Percentiles to see how student results compare with those of other students like them
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