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Each college has their own admissions process.
Some may require the SAT while others are test-optional. Please visit the college's website to determine application requirements.
College Board offers the SAT test.
College Board offers the SAT test.
The SAT is a widely accepted test by colleges and universities.
The SAT is a widely accepted test by colleges and universities.
https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/sat
Log on to the College Board website to create an account.
Set up an account, select a test location and date, and pay the fee. (Students who are on the free and reduced lunch program, reach out to your school counselor for a fee waiver).
Students can select schools to receive the SAT Report or wait until after scores are posted by College Board.
Print the test ticket, read it carefully, and bring it on the day of testing.
NEW! SAT Fee Waiver
SAT Subject Tests have been discontinued in the United States and internationally.
The ACT offers the ACT test.
The ACT offers the ACT test.
The ACT is a widely accepted test by colleges and universities.
The ACT is a widely accepted test by colleges and universities.
Log on to the ACT website to create an account.
Set up an account, select a test location and date, and pay the fee. (Students who are on the free and reduced lunch program, reach out to your school counselor for a fee waiver).
Students can select schools to receive the ACT Report or wait until after scores are posted by the ACT.
Print the test ticket, read it carefully, and bring it on the day of testing.
Check each college of interest to see which test(s) they accept as part of the college application
Check each college of interest to see which test(s) they accept as part of the college application
and if they are test optional.
and if they are test optional.
Refer to the college's website for information and requirements.
SAT vs. ACT
SAT vs. ACT
Links to Understanding the Differences & Similarities:
Links to Understanding the Differences & Similarities:
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