College Admissions Tests
College bound students are encouraged to take college admissions tests in the spring of their junior year and then again in the fall of their senior year (if needed). Either the ACT or SAT is accepted by most colleges and universities. Check college or university web sites to determine which college admission tests are accepted and if any specific subject tests are required.
College bound students should also take the PSAT during October of their junior year. This test lets the students know how they compare to other college bound students as well as giving the students practice in taking the college entrance tests.
College bound students should also take the PSAT during October of their junior year. This test lets the students know how they compare to other college bound students as well as giving the students practice in taking the college entrance tests.
ACT
The ACT test measures knowledge and skills acquired during high school. It includes questions in English, math, reading and science reasoning. It's recommended that you take the ACT in the spring of your junior year or fall of your senior year. There are additional fees for late registration, standby testing, changing test centers or test dates, and for additional services and products.
For help with practicing for the ACT exam visit the website http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/index.html.
Students can register for the ACT online.
When registering for the ACT be sure to include Genesis Prep's school code - 130517.
For help with practicing for the ACT exam visit the website http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/index.html.
Students can register for the ACT online.
When registering for the ACT be sure to include Genesis Prep's school code - 130517.
SAT
The SAT Reasoning Test is a measure of critical thinking skills and assesses how well you analyze and solve problems. Each edition of the SAT includes critical reading, math, and a writing section. It is recommended that you take the SAT in the spring of your junior year and the fall of your senior year. Many colleges on the west or east coast required SAT scores for admission.
For SAT practice questions and suggestions to prepare for SAT exam visit the website http://sat.collegeboard.com/practice.
Students can register for the SAT online.
When registering for the ACT be sure to include Genesis Prep's school code - 130517.
SAT Subject Tests
This SAT exam is a subject test that measures knowledge and application of knowledge for specific subject areas. It’s recommended that you take the SAT Subject Test in the spring of your junior or fall of your senior year. The SAT Subject Test is required for admissions at many colleges on the east and west coasts and all military academies. Additional information and testing dates are available online at www.collegeboard.com
For SAT practice questions and suggestions to prepare for SAT exam visit the website http://sat.collegeboard.com/practice.
Students can register for the SAT online.
When registering for the ACT be sure to include Genesis Prep's school code - 130517.
SAT Subject Tests
This SAT exam is a subject test that measures knowledge and application of knowledge for specific subject areas. It’s recommended that you take the SAT Subject Test in the spring of your junior or fall of your senior year. The SAT Subject Test is required for admissions at many colleges on the east and west coasts and all military academies. Additional information and testing dates are available online at www.collegeboard.com
PSAT
The PSAT (Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test) measures a student's ability to do college work. The PSAT is a short form of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and measures verbal, mathematical and writing skills. It's recommended that you take the PSAT as a junior or sophomore in high school. For students who are enrolled in honors courses, it is recommended to take the PSAT as a sophomore. The PSAT is the qualifying test for the scholastic scholarship competition for juniors called the National Merit Scholarship. The PSAT is not used for college admissions.
All students must have picture ID for entrance into the test.
All students must have picture ID for entrance into the test.
Compass
Compass Test The Computer-adaptive Placement, Assessment, and Support System is a comprehensive, computer-adaptive testing system that helps place students into appropriate courses and maximizes the information post secondary schools need to ensure student success. The COMPASS test measures a student’s ability in mathematics, reading and writing. It is commonly used by community (2 year) colleges and vocational schools. Locally, NIC requires the Compass test prior to admission.
ASVAB
ASVAB Test The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) is an interest inventory test sponsored by the U.S. Military. The test helps students match their interest and abilities with careers in the military and civilian worlds. The ASVAB is available for juniors and seniors at no cost. More about the ASVAB: www.official-asvab.com
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