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SAT Testing

SAT Suite of Assessments

The SAT and ACT are globally recognized college admission tests that lets you show colleges what you know and how well you can apply that knowledge. It test your knowledge of reading, writing and math; subjects that are taught everyday in high school classrooms . Most students are encouraged to take the SAT or ACT during their junior and senior year high school, and almost all colleges and universities use the SAT or ACT to make admission decisions.

COMPARE THE SAT TO THE ACT


Register for SAT Click Here
Practice Test Click Here
Colleges Using SAT Subject Test Click Here
Test Dates and Deadlines Click Here

Register for the ACT Click Here
Practice ACT Click Here
Test Dates and Deadlines Click Here

Both the SAT and the ACT allow you to choose up to four schools and/or scholarship programs to send your scores when you register at no extra charge. Sending your scores at a later date, or listing more than four schools, will require additional funds.  When you register online, there is a search engine to help you find the codes.  To send scores at a later date , log on to the website where you registered and it will have information on sending your scores.  To send your scores to CSU, enter code 3594, It will make your scores available to all 23 campuses.


SAT Parking / Check-in

  • PARK - In the main parking lot on Stagecoach Lane
  • ENTER CAMPUS - Through the open gate on the west side of the parking lot
  • CHECK IN - Near buildings 116/117 (directly inside open gate)

SAT Additional Information

  • This fall only, students are permitted to use government-issued IDs, including passports, that expired in the past 12 months or a school ID from 2019-20 or 2020-2021 to gain entry through December 2021. Review the Coordinator Manual for all ID policies. Recently expired IDs are the only exception, and staff must still be able to confidently identify the student from the photo ID.
  • Admission tickets may be presented as a handheld item or on a mobile phone
  • Mobile phones will be collected, per standard process, after students show admission ticket.
  • Refusal to wear a mask will result in student dismissal and SAT scores will be canceled.

REMEMBER - All students must be treated equally. Entry to a test center can’t be denied based on nationality, students’ appearance, or how familiar a coordinator is with a student. Safety measures such as temperature checks or social distancing must be applied consistently to all students.