when should i take the PSAT?
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You should take the PSAT as a sophomore to prepare for the PSAT as a junior where you are then elegible for scholarships. The PSAT as a junior also prepares you for the SAT. The PSAT is only offered in October of every year. So you should take it for practice as a sophomore and then as a junior.
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you should study until you feel you have memorized the questions and you feel comfortable enough to take the test.
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C, C, C, Just take a guess, I did! You'll do fine, on the SAT. The more you question yourself about it, the worse you will probably do. Good Luck!
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It's smart to take them late in your junior year of college.  That way if you are not pleased with your score, you can take a prep course over the summer and test again early in the fall of your senior year.  That way you'll have your best scores ready in time for applications to law schools.
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The SAT is the Scholastic Aptitude Test.  They are used as a measurement to get into college.  You take them your Junior and/or Senior year in high school before you apply for college.  You can take them more than once if you do not do well the first time you take it.
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Buy that CSET book and look at the practice tests, brush up on your math.  Start taking it early and do not take all three sections at once take like 2 at one time and then take the last one by itself.  Don't forget  to pray.  Before you take the test choose one answer that you will mark when you absolutely don't know an answer, everytime mark that letter.  When I didn't know an answer I marked "A" every time . Thats what I did and I passed, not becauase I was so smart but because I tried to strategize and prayed.
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Colleges generally don't care which ones you take, you should take those that you think you'll do well in. However, if you're planning on majoring in a specific thing, you should plan on taking the SAT subject tests in them (such as math, physics, history, english lit, etc). If you're taking US History now, you should plan on taking the test in May or June, as is the same thing with any classes you're taking. Talk to your teachers and buy the help books.
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Most people take it before they graduate -- usually in their third year or at the beginning of their fourth year.\n\nI don't think anything would prohibit you from taking it as a freshman -- but I see no reason why you would want to take it at that point.  It is a waste of your time and your money.  Spending more time on your college classes rather than studying for a test you don't need makes more sense to me.
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you should study, do your homework, do extra work, pay attention in class and ask questions if you don't understand something. you should aslo manage your time. don't wait until the last minute before an exam to study.
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I found several sites that seem to indicate you can re-take AP exams the following year (if you are still in high school). You might want to check with your school or A.P. teachers to make sure. There may be a higher charge on a retake. I knew a few people in high school who only got a 2 or 3 and retook them to get a high score the next year.
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go to www.collegeboard.com\nand study for the SAT as soon as possible!\nAnd take it soon\nGood luck!
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6 to 8 weeks to pass a test
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Well looking at the time of day you have already done it since you are posting this question. That is if you are at school like you should be. If you're not at school but playing on your computer then get your butt to school.
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Tomorrow is a regular sat. schedule.... pick a best answer already :)
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I am taking the CBEST and CSET this summer and I bought books on each test that come with practice tests. You can also check them out at the library and just do the tests on stracth paper. My books have 8 week study guides to accompany them, but you can modify the studying if you have less time until you take the test.
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Pay attention in class. If it's the SAT or ACT, buy a study book and study it. They really help you to prepare by giving you an idea of what it's like.
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I never took either one. Have you transferred your credits from your Jr. college? This is what I did and I didn't need the tests. I have heard the SAT is easier. Most colleges should be able to set you up with the schedule, or I am sure there is something on line. Check the web site. There should be testing dates and locations there.\nBest wishes going back to school. I have started this too, but I am a few years older than you. But It Is better to do it while you are younger!