I am a high school graduated student .. I haven't taken SAT reasoning test - can I still take it this year???
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!
941816
Nope, I didn't take the PSATS but I've taken the SAT twice.
699286
i'm sorry, but you can't get this year's. but you can get last year's term's test. cause it doesn't sell it and you can't print it out anywhere. and anyways, last year's will probably be pretty similar to this year's. so i suggest u use last term's to study.
77251
The previous answerer is right about applying for colleges during your senior year.  However, I think that waiting until your senior year to take the SAT or the ACT is a mistake.  Take them no later than the spring of your junior year; then if you want to take them again you'll have the opportunity to do so as a senior before you send in your college applications.\n\nCheck the admissions websites of the schools you want to apply to to find out information about applying to the school and deadlines.  You can just type the name of the school into Google to find its website.
333029
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!
962231
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
1126795
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.
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.
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!
1162251
That is some story. Do you like to talk?\nCongratulations for your sister.\nMY school has never had a graduation on Sat. It is alway on Friday. \nI have not graduated from HS yet.
373614
Have you applied to any other college since leaving high school?  It's a longshot because records aren't always kept, but your SAT/ACT scores are probably noted on your HS transcript and if so, they might have a copy in your file at another college if you ever applied to one.\n\nSince it's been so long and your school isn't in existence anymore, I find it hard to believe a college would deny you admission based on a 20 year old score.  Ask the college you are applying to and explain your issues.  Good luck!
183456
NO, I am very sorry you cannot. Those opportunities are given to you while you are taking the test. Imagine what would happen if it was allowed afterwards. :D
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.
582873
normally when taking a test (including the SAT), you are encouraged to use the test (in this case, the quote) to pass the test.  As long as you provide more information, adn make sure you quote it (""), it's fine.  ^_^  \n\nGood luck on the test!!!!
1158068
the SAT Reasoning Test is out of 2400 now...there are three parts (verbal, math, and an essay) all out of 800
800378
Yeah, they obviously don't know what the new SAT test is :)  Wasn't that horrible???  It is sooooooooooo long.  Anyway, there are a lot of good schools that you could get into - you did a TON of extracurricular work, so you should make that the backbone of your application.  Apply to your state's main public school as a backup (or not, some are really very good).  Apply to Loyola University of Chicago.  I applied there when I was a senior, and I know that they LOVE extracurricular work and volunteerism.  I read that you want to go into law, so it MIGHT help to go to a school that has a law school, but it really doesn't usually make a difference (that's what I've heard at least).  Best of luck!!!
393517
It all depends on the college.  Some colleges are moving away from standardized testing in favor of essays and past performance in high school.  Some of the schools still put a major emphasis on SAT's.  The best thing to do is look into the colleges that you're interested in attending and talk to an admissions person. Also, if you have an idea of what you'd like to major in, then talk to the department chairperson. They'll be able to tell you much more than what you could get on here.