How much does it cost to do standby on the SAT?
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There is a $36.50 standby fee plus the regular Sat fees. With just the SAT Reasoning Test and no frills the total would be $78.
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there is a fee automatically tacked on to the enrollment fee for sports where i live.  its like 20 dollars, and if the parents work the stand they get the 20 back... if not, whomever worked in thier place gets it.\n\nI dont know about a president, but i was a tball coach and all i did was mark on the sign up sheet that i was interested.
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it depend where u go.\nabout 3500 maybe little less
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I think that this should include people who drop litter. You could charge £20.00 standing room or £50.00 for seats and refreshments included.
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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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I think charging for the test is a relatively new concept. Most places were forced into charging for the test because the states were forced to cut back funding for GED classes and testing due to a cutback in funding from the federal government. I would guess the test is available online but that does not mean it is accepted. Many of the standardized exams, such as the ACT, SAT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, etc., are offered online now. They tend to be a bit more accurate than the paper tests and results are immediate. Going online cost many testing centers money to buy the equipment necessary. The good centers wrote grants to cover the costs.\nAs for the prep class, some states require this class ONLY if the student is under 18 years of age. You would have to contact the state department of education to find out the rules in Michigan. Overall, the cost is worth it compared to the other options. His employability and future are worth the 379.00. Also, call around the local school districts and such because some do offer the GED class for free or much cheaper than that and include one test at the end.
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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!
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go to collegeboard.com and click on for students. from there the page that appears, look at the top and should say SAT QUICK LINKS. Click where it says register for the SAT and on the page that comes up , it should say register now. click on that. its going to ask u to sign in. sign in and it should appear. its going to ask you which test u wanna take and click on subjects. fill out all the info and submit payment. hope this helps
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You can register through http://www.actstudent.org/index.html.  They are offering a test this Saturday and you can probably register for standby option.
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The Educational Testing Service administers both those test, and you can get a score report sent to your college for $15.  In fact, most colleges require that you send in your scores through ETS.  That way, no funny business.
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Unfortunately, the ACT does not have fee waivers for sending out test scores.  Their theory is that you should have done that when you first took the test (up to four free colleges).  I'm not arguing that this is fair.  To minimize costs, make sure you send in your ACT early enough ($8 per regular report sent) so you don't need to use the priority report ($13 per priority report sent).\n\nBased on your score, you would be a competitive applicant at most schools (only places like Duke, average of 31, and MIT, average of 33, would put you significantly below the normal scores they receive from applicants).  You're probably in the top 10% of test takers for your composite score and possibly in the top 5% for math and science.  Your reading score is the only one that is below the 26 arbitrary threshold used to classify a test score as great and competitive.\n\nHope this helps.
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Practice tests for both the SAT and the ACT are available from the test providers for FREE.  For SAT practice tests, go to www.collegeboard.org.  For ACT practice  tests, go to www.act.org.\n\nBest of luck!
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New students entering HE in 2006 will pay up to £3000.  Support and assistance could be gained by:\nNew maintenance grant up to £2700 which is means tested.\nTuition fee loan up to £3000\nBursaries awarded by your university\nStudent Loan for maintenance \nThere is also assistance to certain types of students.\n\nFor further details refer to the DFES website.  The SLC site also gives further information.
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I don't know where you are but here in OK tutoring is about $35.00 per hour. Your other option is to call your local high school and they should have a list of kids that do tutoring.
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what u should be asking is how much money it costs lol\nmy uncle just told me 6 days if u stop 8  times for rest
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You should charge $5 per hour. So around $30 would be good
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It varies by state.\n\nThe cost will vary for each jurisdiction. Estimated costs for first-time candidates applying to take all four sections will be approximately $575-$800.