Testing Information

• This is a standardized test that provides firsthand practice for the SAT®. It also gives you a chance to enter National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT) scholarship programs and gain access to college and career planning tools. It can be taken in fall of both sophomore and junior years.

The PSAT/NMSQT measures:

• Reading and Writing
• Math

Check out the links below for SAT and ACT dates.

• To register for SAT visit www.sat.collegeboard.org
• To register for ACT visit www.actstudent.org
• These standardized tests provide college readiness information and are used in the college admissions process.
  • Most universities will accept both scores. We recommend students take both exams at least once.
  • These exams are usually taken during spring of junior year and fall of senior year.
  • The ACT is comprised of an English, Reading, Math, Science and an optional Writing component.
  • The SAT is made up of an Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, Math and an optional Essay component.
• Waivers for the registration fees are available for students who qualify based on household income. Please contact Mrs. Smith at jsmith@tsc.k12.in.us.

Why take an AP course?

1. Receiving college credits based on high achievement on AP exams.
2. Acquiring skills and habits necessary to be successful in college.
3. More likely to graduate college in four years.
4. More likely to have higher eligibility for scholarships.
5. More attractive to college admissions representatives

AP Courses

AP exam information/exam registration

Students should not plan to go into these tests blindly. It is highly recommended to do at least some form of test prep prior to taking the exam.

• SAT Practice
• ACT Practice
• Practice test booklets are also available in the Student Services office.
• Khan Academy
• Infotrac (Use your Infotrac password or ask for the password in the Student Services Office)
• Sylan Learning Center: 765-447-5996