how long do the SATs last? like how many hours?
362923
3 hours and 45 minutes I believe, but you'll be there from like 8am to 1:30 pm or so because you have to check in and then they have to pass out the books and answer sheets. Also, you get a couple of breaks. Two five-minute breaks and a one-minute break, I think.
1061858
I suggest you look into the Kaplan review, they have very good reputation when it come to SAT (and other tests)
885078
It really does depend, but I found that the CONTENT was not hard.  The challenge in taking SATs is staying calm and collected in a stressful environment.  Rather than study content for the test (which you can't really change) here are some suggestions:\nDon't stress because you will make silly mistakes.  This is where I get almost all of my points off\nMake sure you get enough sleep and eat breakfast (and drink water), to keep your focus.\nDon't over use your calculator, I didn't have to use mine at all.\nIf you are in higher level math, don't over think the questions, they only require you to know up to geometery.\nGOOD LUCK!!
315821
I'd try contacting The College Board, the company who gives the SAT's.  I'm sure that they'll be able to give you a copy, though it will probably take some processing time and cost a bit of money.  The link below takes you to their contact page.  Good luck!
244601
Well SAT scores from the 80s are definitely not valid now. You if want to join a school that requires SATs then you will need to take the SATs again. Check the website ETS.org for more information on the New SATs. The format has changed and compared to the old SAT it now has 3 sections -- Math, Reading and Writing (each worth 800 points with a total of 2400). I hope this helps.
863147
I bought an SAT book thing by Collegeboard from Barnes and Noble. Collegeboard makes the test so I'd think that they're reliable.\n\nhttp://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780874477184&itm=1
14952
At an average, 16-18 hours a day. Well I can spare time, since my exams have finished and secondly, I am currently having 4219 points, which are very near to the highest score. But the reason is not just points, but the knowledge you gain when you try to answer someone. I must admit this service has helped me tremendously in increasing my writing skills and quality of expression.\n\nJust for facts, I made over 2700 points in the last week. Today I made around 600 alone. Need I say more how many hours I sit for Y! Answers.
865897
1. the score is calculated by the college board.  you can take it as many times as you want, as long as you pay the registration fee.  when you send scores to colleges, they receive your whole SAT profile, including all the college board tests you've taken.  but don't worry, they usually just use the best ones.\n2. you can cancel your scores within about a week of taking the test.  after that, they're set.  but there isn't much reason to cancel them.\n3. the curve is just the way the college board calculates scores.  if in one month most of the students get a whole bunch of problems wrong, then they'll curve it to make the average score what they think it should be.  despite what people say, it really doesn't make much difference what month you take it in.  take it when you're ready, and not before.  remember to leave a couple of opportunities to retake it in case you don't like your score.\n\ngood luck.
76004
The SAT questions are not always the same. They are also mixed up on different so people won't cheat. They still try, but it's tough. Try taking the SAT practice tests. Those are as close are you are going to get since no one test is gonna be exact.
818334
Actually, it depends on the child. But, the general rule of thumb is 8-10 hours. Most school age children need a good night's rest to do well in academics.
162356
You should start taking the SATs in the 11th (junior year) grade. You can take as many times as possible. They usually take your highest averages from each section. It is valid for atleast six years since the date taken. I think they are out of 2400 points but i am not sure. I took the OLD SATs. You can register for it two ways... either by mail or through the internet. i would prefer using the internet because when you register they keep all of you SAT info on the net and it can only be accessed by YOU.
908678
I took the PSAT last month. Still haven't gotten my scores back yet. \nMy brother took the SAT last year. I don't know what his score was, but he's at a private college that only has 300-400 students, so it must've been good.
694814
FT-12 hours or more..PT 6 hours or less..financial aid at least 6 hours
476361
You should be able to find this at the SAT reporting website CollegeBoard National Reports.  They like to brag.  I am sure you should be able to get up to date info.  I found a link to the archives.  I hope this helps.
624105
Slightly over eight minutes.\n\nTo be exact look up on Internet\n\nBest Regards
920828
When i was in school, my mum bought me extra study books for every one of my GCSE's. I used these quite a while before my exams, and did a lot of work and studying outside of school. I also spent a lot of time after school, at extra lessons, and study sessions held by a few teachers. I would say on average, i did at least an hour a night, alternating which subject i studied for. I had weekends off usually, it was my personal time! ;-) But i did study at weekends in the weeks running up to my exams.
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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.