whats the age limit for sat's?
145447
I think that you can take them when ever. Usually you take them in your Jr or early your senior year of hs. That's the level that the test is designed for.
28923
You don't have to go through twelve years of school. You can quit high school and get a GED. As far as I know, the GED is not offered to people younger than 16. You can take the SAT earlier than that and be admitted to some colleges before you earn a GED. Few teenagers choose this option because they want the benefit of staying with their peer group through the traditional educational process. The traditional educational system is set up to keep children in school until they are old enough to care for themselves so that they don't get in trouble on the streets and so that they won't be out competing with adults in the job market.
582849
Hey, I just took my Sat in may and im in canada..wehn i got my scores back they give a percentil of everyone who worte the test i think....i don;t think they divide it internationally.\n\nA good SAT score I think is about 1800/2400 but it depends on where u go and what the basic requirement is\ngood luck;)
127114
The SAT is basically a college entrance exam.  I think the majority of colleges accept the SAT, but I know that there are many (especially in the Midwest) that prefer the ACT.  The websites below will give you all the info about what you need to do and how to register for the exam.
1122771
Try www.padi.com, it has a search facility.  I'm pretty sure BSAC haven't lowered their age limit yet so probably not worth checking them out (www.bsac.com or www.bsac.org).  You could also look for websites for SAA and CMAS - I don't know what their age rules are.
732094
For the SAT (I and II), simply go to http://www.collegeboard.com, click on the "For Students" link on the upper left corner and create an account, then follow the big banner sayin "Register for the SAT now", pay a fee of $64 US by Credit Card if im correct and that's it. (sat reasoning test = sat 1 and sat subject tes = sat 2 by the way).\nFor the TOEFL what i did was to go on http://www.TOEFL.org, click on the "learner and test taker" link on the left column and choose a date for the test, rest of the procedure is clearly explained on the website. \nGood Luck in both tests.\nCheers. ;)
885831
there is no age limit....its strictly what your parents or guardians think is best for you...or until you can buy your own
280732
To put your mind at ease, 99.9% of Secondary schools take little or no notice of SAT's results unless they are below average, then the child would receive assistance until it was ascertained that the SAT's were right or wrong. Your child's school will already be working towards KS 2 if your child is in Year 6 otherwise relax.\nSchools take a far far more greater notice of the SAT's at the end of Year 9 (KS3) as they are used to predict GCSE results and the Routeway that the young person will be taking in their GCSE choices.
156215
at any age as long as over 12
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!
856479
I think it is valid for four years.Because most universities will request a new SAT score after four years.However,if you enroll in a college or university before four years,your next enrollment for further studies will be from the college or University work and recommendations.Don't wait for 4yrs after taking SAT before you get back to school.
150029
It depends on the state. Some say 18. And some will let you get it done earlyer with a parents written ok.
1034069
what a brilliant plan!\n \nnext you can get yahoo answerers to take your SATS for you...write your papers in college...handle client accounts in your job. \n\ndo your own homework, kiddo. \nlinks below
480838
You can drop out at 16 with parental consent. At 18 you can drop out without consent.
874279
How old do you have to be?
453259
Sorry, but I do not agree with your opinion. Colleges have to have some standard bench mark to judge applicants by and high school results are not standard enough. \n\nIf someone scores 700-800 on an SAT, chances are really good they are not going to get through college. If someone scores 1200+ on an SAT, chances are they are going to do fine in college. In between, there may be room for supposition.
88633
Listen to your parents.  Go to school. Get As.  Score high on the SATs.  You'll have plenty of time to make your own decisions once you get to college.  Just bend over and take it for another couple of years.