What is SAT2, that test for college?
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SAT tests on English and math. SAT II tests on a single subject, such as languages, english, math, science, or history.
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There's an SAT subject test in chemistry.
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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.
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register to access a free practice test\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/prep_one/test.html
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Around $20. Buy books by Kaplan from your bookstore or get one from the library. Schools also offer SAT prep courses they are about $15.\nCOLLEGEBOARD.COM HAS A FREE TEST.
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Most universities use the SAT. The ACT on the otherhand is sometimes very useful. I took both when I went through the application process even though I only needed the SAT for the schools I was applying for. As it turned out, The SAT got me in and the ACT let me CLEP out of classes.
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I'm guessing this is for Florida.. The FCAT is Florida's Comprehensive Assessment Test, and the HSCT is the High School Competency Test. The SAT is a college entrance exam, and the PSAT is the Pre-SAT which is basically used to determine where you are at this point in your education.\n\nI have no idea what the rest of those are. Your unweighted GPA is your grade point average with a scale only going to 4.0. A weighted GPA would be if you have honors/AP classes.
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The SAT Reasoning Test, formerly called the Scholastic Aptitude Test and Scholastic Assessment Test, is a type of standardized test frequently used by colleges and universities in the United States to aid in the selection of incoming students. In the U.S., the SAT is administered by the private Educational Testing Service (ETS) and is developed, published, and scored by the College Board. \n\nDetails of SAT: http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/about.html\n\nIs it difficult? Yes and no. Depends on how well you have been doing in school.\n\ncc
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They're all Ability to Benefit tests that schools use to gauge their applicants' scholastic aptitude (and/or their readiness for higher education).\n\nThe SAT is probably the most widely-used of the ones you mention -- most schools will take it and many schools won't take anything else, which is why so many students go this route first.  Your school will determine which tests they accept and might be able to give you recommendations as to which one(s) they prefer.  You probably won't want to go take a test before knowing that they accept it.
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Try this, http://www.collegeboard.com/appt/qotd/question
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Q. What is a Good SAT Score?\nFrom Jay Brody,\nYour Guide to College Admissions: U.S..\nFREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now!\nA. The best possible score on the SAT is a 2400, a score achieved by just hundreds of the more than a million students who take the SAT each year. The average SAT score is about 1540. \nBut what's a good SAT score? While many students and parents ask that question, there really isn't a great answer. A good score on the SAT is different for each student, and depends on where you want to go to college. \n\nHere are some rough, unofficial estimates of the average SAT score at various schools. The average isn't necessarily the score you need to get into a college--there are plenty of factors other than SAT score at work, and by definition half of the students at any school are below the average. But it's a good ballpark figure if you're trying to decide whether your SAT score is good enough. \n\n\nHarvard - 2200 \nWilliams - 2125 \nUniversity of Virginia - 2000 \nUCLA - 1900 \nIowa State - 1825 \nOhio State - 1800 \nDePaul - 1750 \nArizona - 1700 \nUniversity of Indiana - 1650
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SAT is comprised of three parts: Verbal, Math, and Analytical (short essay). ACT is much more broad in subject and includes Science and grammatical editing as well.\n\nMost colleges look at it to see where you fit on a spectrum of students, and how comparable your score is to the average score. This will aid them in determining your acceptance and also your placement in classes once you get to University.\n\nI would recommend taking both tests, as you may do far better on one than the other.
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The SAT II in Bio is very easy.  I took AP biology and i though the SAT II was a joke.  your fine, its not that hard.
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Hi, I've used The official SAT study guide by College Board and found it very use full for the SAT reasoning test. It gives you reviews and practice SAT's in the back.
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Instead of spending you hard earned money, go to the public library.  The library usually has several reference materials for tests such as the SAT.  Hope this helps.
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They do not add up your SATII scores, only the SAT reasoning test (SATI)\n\nSubject tests are looked upon on their own, a total score of 800.\n\nYou should check with the colleges to see how they make their decision. Some colleges look only at the best, but others take all into account, so it really depends on the college you're applying to.
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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