Standardized Testing Information
Test Dates & Information
PSAT
PSAT test opportunity for current 11th graders
Interested in taking the PSAT in January? Prospect HS is offering the PSAT on Tuesday, January 26, 2021. Since this will be an onsite event at Prospect HS, the testing will be held under strict COVID safety protocols. Students will need to complete this Parental Opt-In Form to gain access to the campus. The cost of the exam is $17. If interested, please click here to go to the student store and submit payment (or pay by check at the main office). 11th graders who need financial assistance, please contact Mr. Mann via email. The deadline is January 15, 2021.
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Students who want to apply to 4-year colleges should take at least one of the nationally recognized standardized tests called the ACT or SAT? Taking the PSAT will give you an idea of how you will perform on the SAT or ACT. Plus, CollegeBoard provides a breakdown of a student's results so that you can better prepare for the SAT or ACT.
SAT & ACT TESTING REQUIREMENTS
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For SAT information & register online at www.collegeboard.com
For ACTs information & register online at www.actstudent.org
NOTE:
- All SAT/ACT: tests must be completed by December senior year for most other college admissions.
- PSAT: for sophomores & juniors is in October
Additional Information:
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Still focus on academics! Grades do count senior year.
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Pay attention to the deadlines for all applications (admissions, housing, financial aid, scholarships etc...)
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If testing, be sure to send your SAT, SAT Subject test and/or ACT scores to the colleges you're applying to:
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The SAT link for sending scores is: www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/scores.html
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The ACT link for sending scores is: www.act.org/aap/scores/index.html
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- Many schools allow you to self-report your test scores. Know which schools allow you to self-report will save you money. All schools will ask for test score upon admittance.
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