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Freerice is a non-profit website that is owned by and supports the United Nations World Food Programme. Provides opportunities to learn new subjects and prepare for the SAT

 

Freerice has two goals:

  • Provide education to everyone for free.
  • Help end world hunger by providing rice to hungry people for free.
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Digital Library

Digital Library is a great way to study/prepare for the SAT. To access, go to:

SGHS Homepage > on leftside click "Library,"

then on right side click "Digital Library"

then on the bottom of the page under "Digital Library - FREE SITES" click "here,"

then on the right side click on "SAT PREP."

SAT & ACT

Registering for the SAT and ACT (2019-2020)

SENIORS must take it by or before DECEMBER!

SAT Test Dates

Oct.  5

Nov. 2

Dec. 7

Mar. 14

May 2

June 6

Registration Deadline

July 24

Sept. 5

Nov. 7

Feb. 13

Apr. 2

May 6

 

 

ACT Test

Dates

Sept.

14

Oct.

26

Dec.

24

Feb.

8

Apr.

4

Jun. 

13

Jul. 

18

Registration 

Deadline

Aug. 

16

Sept.

27

Nov. 

15

Jan.

10

Mar.

6

May

15

Jun.

19

 

Scores

  • UCs - send score to at least ONE UC for all UCs to receive them
  • CSUs
    • ACT - send score to at least one CSU for all CSU's to receive them 
    • SAT - use the code 3594
Qualifying students may receive a fee waiver, which covers the entire cost of the exams. You are eligible for a fee waiver if you receive free/reduced lunch. Come to the college center to find out if you are eligible. Students with fee waivers may take each exam twice.
 
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Register for each exam at the following websites:
 
 
 

If you have any questions please feel free to stop by the college center for additional information.

 

Official SAT Practice
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What are the SAT and ACT?

SAT and ACT

The Standardized Assessment Test (SAT) is a college entrance exam that most, if not ALL, universities require for the admission process Students are tested in mathematics and evidence-based reading and writing, and both sections have a grading scale of 200-800, meaning that the total maximum score that can be obtained is 1600.

The American College Test (ACT) is also a college entrance exam that is accepted by most, if not ALL, universities. Similarly to the SAT, students are tested in reading, mathematics, English, and science. The grading scale is 1-36.

 

SAT SUBJECT TESTS

There are 20 different multiple-choice standardized tests administered by The College Board on individual subjects, usually taken to improve a student's credentials for admission to colleges. When you take the SAT Subject Tests, you must select three subjects in at least two different areas.

Practice for the SAT/ACT

There are so many resources out there to help you get your best score on the SAT! Try the following:

  • Student Smart offers free practice tests and workshops: Student Smart
  • Khan Academy offers practice exams, practice questions, and video guides: Khana Academy
  • For additional practice go to: SAT Magoosh

Helpful Test Hints

Majoring in Math or Science?

If you plan to major in Math or Science and apply to UCs and/or private universities, it is recommended you take the SAT Subject Test. When you take the SAT subject, you must select three subjects in at least two different areas. If you decide to take the Math section, it must be Math-section 2. 

 

SAT Subject Tests

It is highly recommended that all students take the Spanish subject test. The university will take the top two subject scores in the same sitting.

College Board + Khan Academy Official SAT practice

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