I homeschool my child, how can she take the SAT?
104555
All you have to do is register her for it at collegeboard.com\nI'm homeschooled also and will probably take the SAT and ACT this year.
908205
Yes you can, but you will also need to take the SAT's and provide your scores to the college of your choice.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAT\n\nKõikke head.
832887
The best way is...*drum rolls*...practice.\n\nThere's just no way around it. I recommend the official collegeboard SAT book, you can find that in most bookstores I believe. The practice tests in that book are very similar to the actual one. Whether or not you think you're good already at the section, make sure to read through the whole book. I only prepped for the SATs with that book, and I got a pretty decent score. So I really encourage you to get that book. If you're looking for something cheaper, you can try www.sparksnotes.com.\nExcellent site for some free practices. In the meantime, just browse for sites that give you free tests. www.collegeboard.com gives you ONE free test when you sign up.\n\nBest of luck for your SAT.
878406
go to collegeboard.com and click on for students. from there the page that appears, look at the top and should say SAT QUICK LINKS. Click where it says register for the SAT and on the page that comes up , it should say register now. click on that. its going to ask u to sign in. sign in and it should appear. its going to ask you which test u wanna take and click on subjects. fill out all the info and submit payment. hope this helps
32091
I'd check the schools' websites or contact the admissions office. Generally, though, take the tests right after you take a class (like the math tests after or during your highest level math class) and take tests that accentuate what you're already good and and what you're interested in. For example, I took writing (before it was part of the new SAT), Spanish language, and Math (both the easy and hard ones) because I wanted to major in either writing or Spanish at the time and was pretty good at math, too. Good luck!
481031
Well.. yes you still can take the SAT. I would have advised you to take it before now, since many colleges have already had their application due dates, but still. I think the last possible month you can take it is June, and it's usually held on the first Saturday of the months until then. I would suggest taking some practice tests beforehand, make sure to visit www.collegeboard.com for exact dates, and to sign up. Good luck!
655919
Check with the junior national honor society chapter in your child's school.  They should offer free tutoring.  Best of  luck to you both.
768967
http://education.yahoo.com/college/essentials/practice_tests/sat/  (Go to Yahoo Home Page and click on Education)\n\nGo to collegeboard.com, they have a free SAT test you can even print out and take to practice on.\nGood luck
162320
Most people typically take the SAT in their junior year of high school.  I wouldn't take it before then, but there are some great SAT practice books on the market that I would suggest.  The best ones are done by the College Board, since they actually create the test.  You can get study guides, books with real SATs from past years, and lots of other good finds.  Check out www.amazon.com or your local bookstore.
1010031
your mom doesn't understand that your score is considerably good! just find a way to explain to her that 2300 on the SAT is a good one.\non her nagging, you cannot do anything about it but to evade the presence of your mom. =)\nall moms do that. ask some help from family members to explain to your mom about your SAT score.\n\ngood luck!!
880341
NOPE, no such place. just take it easy, SAT is not all that bad.  besides you can take it more than once if you want, and the higher scores count
40645
well, just go with her, or help her practice on what she will say to the teacher. you know she can do it, you just need to push her and help her. if you decide to go with her, have a very little role there...it's her question, not yours.
873594
The completely un-helpful answer is, learn how to be faster. Do so by learning what to read and what to ignore, how to zero in on grammar issues faster, and how to get through complicated math problems in a short amount of time. Also, don't forget that on the SAT, it's better to skip a few questions and "bank" that time, than to rush through all the questions, get half of them wrong, and suffer the "Wrong answer" penalty. And, of course, practice taking the full 3/4 hour test so fatigue doesn't impact your performance. For more tips, check out a free "test day strategies" seminar at your local Kaplan center, or just drop by for a free practice test to identify your weaknesses.\ngood luck!
240182
Well, I'm not quite sure what you mean, but for information regarding the SAT, I would contact the collegeboard (who puts on the SAT). Visit it at www.collegeboard.com. You should hurry too because SAT's won't be given anymore this year after June. Good luck and hope this helps!
172657
first: pray hard\n\nsecond: teach your child confidence and skills to help her protect and defend herself and make sure she feels safe to tell you about anything and everything.\n\nthird: stay involved. Know what is going on in her school, talk to the teacher, principle, school nurse etc. now and whenever you have a concern and be aware of the curriculum\n\nfourth: pick a good school, find out what schools around you are the best and try to get your daughter into one. If you are not zoned for a good school you may be able to get a variance.\n\nFinally: if you still feel concerned you could consider homeschooling for a while, but remember in your child's age group problems like you have described are extremely unlikley. Hope this helps
455319
I'm an SAT tutor and basically what it comes down to is practice. Get yourself a review book (you can find them in any bookstore - Barrons, Kaplan, Princeton Review, etc) so you can familiarize yourself with the types of questions you'll see on the SAT. If you can, take a diagnostic test to see what areas you're strong in and which areas need work. Then practice. Take at least one timed practice exam so you can learn how to pace yourself. If you've already taken the SAT and want to improve, look at your score reports and see where you need the most work. Then do a lot of practice problems. \nThere are also courses, but they can be expensive.
588751
try this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SATs