** Please note that most colleges are do require SAT or ACT test scores for the class of 2024.

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If you decide to take SAT/ACT test, here is our suggestions:

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To reduce the stress linked to the SAT/ACT, consider taking these tests earlier to ensure your scores are settled by the conclusion of your junior year. Nevertheless, taking them before the summer of your sophomore year is typically not required. If your early decision application deadline is in November, your last opportunity to sit for the ACT or SAT should be in September or October. By this stage, you may not have the chance to assess your scores before determining whether to send them to colleges.

 

SAT U.S. test dates 2023|2024

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/registration/dates-deadlines

 

Register SAT test

Click on Register on https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/registration/dates-deadlines

 

ACT Test Date Schedule National 2023|2024

https://www.act.org/content/dam/act/unsecured/documents/pdfs/Test-Date-Schedule-National-2023-2024.pdf

 

Register ACT test

https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/registration.html

 

Q & A

Q: How many SAT tests should one take?

A: In general, it's advisable to limit SAT attempts to no more than three.

 

Q: Will the university check how many times a student has taken the test and what scores they have received?

A: University policies vary. Some schools allow students to selectively send only the scores they prefer, while others consider all test results. Taking too many exams may potentially work against you at schools that review all scores.

 

Q: What is Superscore SAT?

A: Superscoring involves calculating the average of a student's highest scores in each SAT subject from multiple test attempts. Some U.S. universities and colleges adopt superscoring, where students can choose their best section scores from different sittings. This method often results in a superscore that surpasses a composite ACT or SAT score from a single test. Colleges use superscoring to demonstrate that their admitted students achieve higher average ACT or SAT scores, which can enhance the institution's overall rankings.