SAT Test

The SAT Test (Scholastic Aptitude Test) is a college admissions test. The SAT Reasoning Test is the general college entrance exam and covers basic knowledge of high school coursework. The SAT Subject Tests cover specific coursework.

The SAT Reasoning Tests or Subject Tests are accepted by nearly every college in the U.S. The ACT Test is the other major college entrance exam. You will need to decide which test to take depending on the colleges you apply to.

SAT Test Specifics:

• SAT Reasoning Test
  The SAT Reasoning Test is accepted by most colleges and universities. This test includes 3 main sections; the SAT Writing test, SAT Math test, and the SAT Critical Reading test.
  
  
• SAT Subject Tests
  Some college programs require SAT Subject Test scores for admissions. These tests cover specific coursework like biology, chemistry, math, etc... They are often referred to as SAT II Tests.
  
  
• SAT Test Dates
  Learn when the SAT exam will be administered during the 2006-2007 school year.
  
  
• SAT Registration
  Learn about SAT test registration and what an SAT test day is like.
  
  
• SAT Exam Fees
  Discover the costs associated with taking the SAT exam.
  
  
• SAT Scores
  Review the details of your SAT test score. Find out how SAT scores are calculated. Average SAT test scores are presented.
  
  
• SAT Online
  While you can't currently take the SAT test online, you can take advantage of online SAT courses. Online resources means you can prepare from the comfort of your own home.
  
  
• SAT Prep
  Learn how to review for the SAT test. Find out how to best structure your SAT preparation schedule.
  
  
• SAT Practice Test
  Discover how you can practice SAT exam questions before you go in to take the test. Learn where and how to use SAT practice tests on your own.
  
  
• SAT Classes
  Uncover the different ways to prepare for the SAT. SAT courses, tutors, and study guides are all possibilities. Learn the benefits of each.