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Please Note:
You must submit a photo during the SAT test registration process. The photo you provide will become part of your Admission Ticket. You will be asked to upload a digital photo during online registration. Your appearance in the photo must match how you will look on the day of the test or you will not be admitted to the test. Please see the SAT websites for more information.
It is vital that you pay attention to deadlines and register on time
Free Online Practice Tools:
Take the official SAT practice test and get:
Personalized score report
Answer explanations
Information about what skills are tested on the SAT at: collegeboard.com/satprep
Suggestions for improvement
Sample questions at the Subject Test Preparation Center at: collegeboard.com/subject tests
To Register create a Free Online Account:
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Find the best test center
View and send scores
Access and print Admission Ticket
You Can Also:
Use the practice center to:
Receive The Office SAT Question of the Day
Know what to expect on the test
Understand directions ahead of time
Read answer explanations
Find how tests are scored
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACT AND SAT
ACT – English (Reading/Writing)/Math/Science
More questions than the SAT / less time per question to answer
215 questions/ 1 optional essay – 175 minutes total for the test
English – 75 questions / 45 minutes
Math – 60 questions / 60 minutes
Reading – 40 questions / 35 minutes
Science – 40 questions / 35 minutes
SAT – Reading/Writing/Math
2 sections of math – one with using a calculator/ one without using a calculator
Fewer questions than ACT but more challenging questions so you have more time to answer
154 questions / no essay – 180 minutes
Reading – 52 questions / 65 minutes
10 minute break
Writing/Language – 44 questions / 35 minutes
Math (no calculator) – 20 questions / 25 minutes
5 minute break
Math (calculator) – 38 questions / 55 minutes
Score Range
SAT – composite score of 400-1600
ACT – composite score of 1-36
Scholarship Opportunities
Need to score at least a 28 on the ACT and above 1300 on the SAT