ACT &
College Board SAT

ACT is a nationally administered, standardized paper-and-pencil test that helps colleges evaluate candidates. Colleges accept ACT or SAT scores interchangeably, which means you have the opportunity to decide which test you would prefer.

• Register for the ACT Test - Dates & Deadlines

• Free ACT Test Prep 

• ACT Fee Waiver Eligibility Requirements - For Free/Reduced Lunch students.

• ACT Requesting Accommodations - Students with disabilities may submit a request.

  • Consent to Release Information to ACT - For parents to sign and return to their school counselor. 

College Board SAT Suite of Assessments shares information about the SAT, which is designed to assess a student's academic readiness for college. It provides a path to opportunities, financial support, and scholarships, in a way that's standardized, in an effort to provide equal opportunities for all students. Below is more information:

• SAT Dates and Deadlines

• SAT Practice Tests 

• SAT - Most students take it for the first time during the winter or spring of junior year and possibly a second or third time during the fall of their senior year. 

• SAT Fee Waiver - Free/Reduced Lunch students are eligible for SAT fee waivers. Using a SAT fee waiver serves as a springboard to qualify the student for college application fee waivers. See your counselor for more details.

• College Board Services for Students with Disabilities- Students with disabilities may submit a request.

  • Consent Form for Accommodations Request

WTHS ACT/SAT Prep Options

• SAT vs ACT - Click for a comparison.

• SAT & ACT Prep Options - Click for more information.

Test Optional

• FairTest Test Optional and Test Free List - List of colleges that do not require SAT or ACT for admissions purposes.