Assessments

Most colleges require entrance exams as part of the admissions process. These scores help determine:

• Admission eligibility

• Class placement

• Scholarship opportunities

The two most common tests are the ACT and SAT. Students should prepare using practice tests, online resources, and TCA (our in-house test prep program).

The ACT includes:

• English

• Math

• Reading

• Science

The SAT includes:

• Reading

• Math

• Writing
  
  

🏫 SAT at LCHS

• All juniors take the SAT at school each spring.

• Students must create an SAT account before testing to avoid delays in sending scores.

📧 SAT Coordinator: Mrs. Jennifer Bernard

Visit the SAT website to view testing dates and sign up.

💡 ACT Tips

• DO NOT register for the writing section unless required. Most colleges do not need it.

• Send your scores for free to up to four colleges during registration.

• Athletes: Send scores to NCAA (code 9999) or NAIA (code 9876).

Students are encouraged to prepare using free or reputable resources:

• ACT Online Prep

• Khan Academy SAT Practice

• Kaplan

• The Princeton Review

• Number2

• TCA (Test prep provided by LCHS)

• ECTC Test Prep Classes

Students who qualify for free/reduced lunch may request a fee waiver.

Steps to request:

1. Complete the Household Income Form (if not already done)

2. Fill out the Counselor Request Form (outside the Guidance Office)

3. Place it in Mrs. Prices' mailbox

4. Waivers are available for juniors and seniors only

⏳ It may take several weeks to process income forms—don’t wait until the last minute!

Students with a 504 Plan or IEP needing accommodations must:

1. Register for the ACT/SAT and indicate the need for accommodations

2. Then contact Mrs. Morgan Dickerson to upload documentation

• Register for the ACT

• Register for the SAT

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is used for military job placement or enlistment. Taking the test does not require you to enlist.

• Offered 1–2 times per year at LCHS

• Held in the Library Media Center

• Free of charge

📧 Contact: Mrs. Jennifer Bernard
📘 Study resources available on the Military Information Page

The CLEP offers 33 exams to help students earn college credit for what they already know.

• Take CLEP exams to skip introductory college courses

• Offered year-round at designated testing centers

🔗 Register through the CLEP Registration Page