SAT/ ACT/ AP exams

The SAT or ACT test is taken in junior year. These exams may be required as part of your college application.

Take some practice tests and see which one is best for you.

When you register for the SAT or ACT, use your personal email account.

SAT & ACT:

SAT*:

Test center code: 33-006; High School CEEB code: 336-085

SAT register here

SAT test dates

ACT*:

Test center code: 192090; High School code: 336-085

ACT register here

ACT test dates

*Note: Register early to obtain a spot at the school building you prefer to take the exam. Not all test dates are offered at Yorktown High School. Use your personal email when registering for either the SAT or ACT exam. Use your personal email when registering for either the SAT or ACT.

Free practice links:

SAT Free Practice

ACT Free Practice

Test Prep:

SAT & ACT Review courses & test prep links

The YHS PTSA provides review courses for our students. Register on the PTSA website here

Additional information:

PSAT:

This exam is administered in the fall of Junior year of high school. Counselors provide information in the beginning of the school year and juniors are encouraged to register for SAT/ACT Google classroom for links to register for the practice test. The PSAT is administered once a year in October for juniors.

SAT: Additional information:

How to get your SAT admission ticket

SAT: Send Your Scores To Colleges

SAT: My College QuickStart: personalized feedback, practice, and college planning based on your PSAT results.

SAT: Question of the Day App

Test Day Checklist: What to bring to the SAT

SAT: Frequently Asked Questions

SAT: What math is covered on this test?

SAT: Writing & language section (multiple choice)

SAT: Test content: inside the test

SAT: Score Choice Policy

SAT: Send Your Scores to Colleges

SAT: How soon are scores ready?

SAT: Score Choice Policy

SAT: Test Center Closings link- in the event of snow or inclement weather

X SAT: SATs/Subject Tests and writing section: As of January 19, 2021, the College Board announced that SAT Subject Tests as well as the writing section on the SAT were discontinued.

SAT: Services for Students with Disabilities