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	University of Calif. head opposes SAT requirement
		A recommendation by University of California’s president that the widely used SAT college entrance test be dropped as an admission requirement for the system’s nine campuses is likely to prompt college officials nationwide to rethink their policies, education experts say.
		He said he has “high regard” for the SAT, but was prompted to make a change because he has grown increasingly troubled by the emphasis on preparing for SAT tests at the expense of more important academic learning.
		College Board officials insist the test is an objective measure of whether a student is likely to succeed in the first year of college.
	www.usatoday.com /news/nation/2001-02-17-sat.htm (793 words)

	SAT
		The SATs (pronounced "S-A-T" not "sat") are standardized tests, formerly called the Scholastic Aptitude Tests and Scholastic Assessment Tests, frequently used by colleges and universities in the United States to aid in the selection of incoming freshmen.
		Entrance to these universities is also almost always based on other factors, such as GPA, teacher recommendations, and participation in extracurricular activities, but some colleges have a threshold score that automatically qualifies a candidate for admission.
		To combat this trend, in 1995 the SAT was "recalibrated" (officially, the term is "recentered"), and the average score became again closer to 500.
	www.askfactmaster.com /SAT_college_entrance_test (2048 words)

	USATODAY.com - Colleges may rethink use of SATs
		WASHINGTON — College officials nationwide are likely to reconsider their use of the SAT college entrance test in light of a recommendation by the University of California's president that the UC's nine campuses drop the test as an admission requirement, education experts said Sunday.
		Atkinson said he has "high regard" for the SAT but was prompted to propose a change because he has grown increasingly troubled by the emphasis on preparing for SAT tests at the expense of more important academic learning.
		But the SAT increasingly is playing a pivotal role in the affirmative action debate raging across college campuses nationwide because fl and Hispanic test-takers on average score lower than white and Asian students.
	www.usatoday.com /life/2001-02-19-sat.htm (611 words)

	ACT College Entrance Test Preparation \| The Princeton Review
		Most colleges accept the ACT in lieu of the SAT.
		One great advantage is that you can take the test several times and choose which score to submit.
		Master ACT content, take an ACT practice test, and learn proven test-taking techniques.
	www.princetonreview.com /college/testprep/testprep.asp?TPRPAGE=2&TYPE=ACT-HOME (60 words)

	CNN.com - Board: New SAT to produce better writers - June 28, 2002
		College Board chair and University of Maryland vice president Linda Clement said the new writing portion of the test "sends a loud and clear message that strong writing is essential to success in college and beyond."
		Trustees of the non-profit College Board approved several major changes to the SAT at their Manhattan headquarters Thursday.
		Alessa Thomas, who will take the SAT next fall in Gladstone, Michigan, as a high school senior, said the changes were welcome even though they won't take effect in time for her to take the test.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/fyi/teachers.ednews/06/28/sat.overhaul.ap/index.html (483 words)

	Grand Rapids Christian Schools
		If your ACT or SAT test scores are mailed to colleges in the spring of your junior year, your college application can be processed quickly in the fall of your senior year.
		If you either miss the test (illness, car trouble, etc.) in your junior year or need to retake the test because of a poor test score in the spring, you can register for and take the first fall test in October that is still on time for financial aid.
		The new Writing test is not required for the high school senior graduating in the Spring of 2005, unless that student waits until March 2005 or later to take the SAT because everyone taking the SAT in March or later is required to take the Writing test.
	www.grcs.org /highschool/counseling_college.html (1646 words)

	Citibank: College Entrance Test information and tips
		The two major tests used for college entrance exams are the SAT Reasoning Test and the ACT Assessment.
		The SAT Subject Tests (formerly SAT II: Subject Tests) assess your knowledge and skill in a particular subject, as well as your ability to apply that knowledge.
		Check out their SAT Preparation Center which allows you to practice with real test questions for every question type and gives you suggestions on how to approach the questions.
	www.studentloan.com /slcsite/plancollege/takingtests.asp (1113 words)

	College Entrance Exams - SAT (Site not responding. Last check: )
		SAT data for 1997 from 13 CPMP schools were separated into groups according to the secondary mathematics courses the students had completed.
		SAT Mathematics scores of students who had completed Courses 1, 2 and 3 were compared to students who completed traditional algebra, geometry and advanced algebra.
		The average SAT Math score for the CPMP group is greater than that of the traditional group, but the difference is not statistically significant at the 0.05 level.
	www.wmich.edu /~coreplus/parentsupport/faq-SAT.html (324 words)

	SAT Practice Questions - Help your SAT Test Score with free SAT Test Preparation Materials
		The variable or equating section of the SAT is an unscored section of the test, and it is used to aid in the development of future SAT questions and to compare the difficulty levels of different test versions.
		A lot of test takers preparing for the SAT exam end up spending thousands of dollars on SAT exam prep courses when they would probably be better off with a couple of SAT exam study guides and practice tests.
		SAT is a registered trademark of the College Entrance Examination Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this website.
	www.testprepreview.com /sat_practice.htm (1088 words)

	College Entrance Exams
		The SAT I is a multiple-choice test that measures verbal and mathematical abilities and can help indicate how prepared a student is to do the kind of academic work most colleges require.
		SAT I (Scholastic Assessment Test): The SAT I is a multiple-choice test that measures critical reading, mathematical, and writing abilities for college entrance.
		The SAT I and SAT II are given at the same time on the same date; students wishing to take both the SAT I and SAT II must register for two different test dates.
	www.ocsarts.net /EntranceExams.htm (1313 words)

	RIOHE Presents Preparing for College
		SAT I scores are reported either separately (a perfect score is 800 on verbal and 800 on math) or combined (perfect score = 1600).
		The ACT (American College Test) is another entrance examination used by schools throughout the country in addition to, or instead of, the SAT tests.
		The College Board is committed to serving students with disabilities by providing services and reasonable accommodations appropriate to the student's disability and the purpose of the exam.
	www.ribghe.org /sat-act.htm (1457 words)

	Tests
		The Major Field Tests are innovative undergraduate and MBA outcomes assessments designed to measure the basic knowledge and understanding achieved by students in a major field of study.
		Test results enable academic departments to better assess and refine curricula, and to gauge the progress of students in comparison to others in the program as well as to those in similar programs at schools throughout the country.
		The TOEFL® test measures the ability of non-native speakers of English to use and understand English as it is spoken, written, and heard in college and university settings.
	www.ets.org /portal/site/ets/menuitem.36b6150d13d7bab7b1935b10c3921509/?vgnextoid=e63ce3b5f64f4010VgnVCM10000022f95190RCRD (2841 words)

	Testing Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Historically, the SAT was the dominant test college entrance test on the East and West coasts, and the ACT was the more common choice in the Midwest.
		Testing Fee Waivers for the SAT, ACT and TOEFL tests are designed to assist students for whom payment of the basic fee could be a barrier to college entrance.
		College Application Fee Waivers are available only to students who received and used a waiver for the SAT I or II Test Students are eligible to receive a total of four (4) Requests for Waiver of Application forms.
	career.mbhs.edu /newsletters/testinginfo.html (1392 words)

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		The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) is an aptitude test and an admission requirement of the college you are interested in attending.
		Colleges use SAT I scores to help estimate how well you are likely to do in your first year at college, although no test can predict with 100 percent accuracy what your grades will be in college.
		Before taking the SAT I: Reasoning Test or the SAT II: Subject Tests, become familiar with the organization of the test, the types of questions that are included, and what to expect on test day.
	www.coursearch.com /articles/school/sat/Sat3.html (543 words)

	Test Prep SAT, TOEFL, ACT, GRE, GMAT, entrance tests and exams
		The function of standardized tests is to give colleges a way to evaluate all their applicants on an equal level.
		These tests are designed to determine your level of knowledge in each area and your ability to apply that knowledge to answer questions.
		The GRE General Test is similar to the SAT I in that it evaluates your mathematical and verbal abilities.
	www.usastudyguide.com /entranceexams.htm (1161 words)

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		Historically, the SAT was the dominant test college entrance test on the East and West coasts, and the ACT was the more common choice in the Midwest.
		The College Board and The ACT both offer waivers for students for whom the payment of fees for the tests presents a serious barrier to college entrance.
		tests are designed to assist students for whom payment of the basic fee could be a barrier to college entrance.
	www.elmirachristianacademy.com /sat-act.html (332 words)

	SAT* : About the Scholastic Aptitude Test
		For the vast majority of people, the key to performing well on the SAT is not the number of questions they answer, within reason, but the percentage they answer correctly.
		Although colleges may consider other factors, the majority of admission decisions are based on only two criteria: your SAT score and your GPA.
		Most people are better off preparing thoroughly for the test, taking it one time and getting their top score.
	www.studentmarket.com /aboutsat.html (1270 words)

	CNN.com - Board: New SAT to produce better writers - June 28, 2002
		College Board chair and University of Maryland vice president Linda Clement said the new writing portion of the test "sends a loud and clear message that strong writing is essential to success in college and beyond."
		The changes will be fine-tuned by the Educational Testing Service of Princeton, New Jersey, which creates and administers the test for the College Board.
		Alessa Thomas, who will take the SAT next fall in Gladstone, Michigan, as a high school senior, said the changes were welcome even though they won't take effect in time for her to take the test.
	cnnstudentnews.cnn.com /2002/fyi/teachers.ednews/06/28/sat.overhaul.ap/index.html (483 words)

	Online SAT College Entrance Test, SAT Math, Verbal & Essay Writing Practice Course - SAT Exam Prep
		The SAT is a commonly used test by colleges to measure if a student will succeed at there school.
		The SAT is broken up into 10 sections, 3 sections for each major category (Math, Verbal, and Writing) and one experimental section that is not graded.
		Every question on the SAT is worth the same amount of points as the other questions in that section.
	www.satexamprep.com /about_SAT.html (392 words)

	Taking the SAT
		Colleges use the SAT to measure verbal and mathematical reasoning abilities and to assess an applicant's readiness for college.
		The test is administered on paper; last year 1.3 million students took the test.
		College Board’s SAT Preparation Center offers practice questions and a test to reinforce your test-taking skills and help you be more comfortable when you take the SAT.
	www.collegeanswer.com /preparing/content/prep_test_sat.jsp (285 words)

	The SAT Reasoning Test: One part of the college entrance exam protocol for high school Juniors and Seniors - know what ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The SAT Reasoning Test: One part of the college entrance exam protocol for high school Juniors and Seniors - know what to expect on the part of the test that used to be referred to as Verbal section.
		One part of the college entrance exam protocol for high school Juniors and Seniors - know what to expect on the part of the test that used to be referred to as Verbal section.
		The SAT is the most widely known and publicized college entrance exam in the United States.
	parentingagiftedchild.suite101.com /article.cfm/the_sat_reasoning_test (417 words)

	The Suburban Advertiser - Great Valley student is perfect in SATs
		The PSAT is a practice version of the SAT, or the preliminary scholastic aptitude test.
		The SAT was developed by Educational Testing Service, an organization founded in 1947 that develops the SAT and Graduate Record Exam, or GRE, for those individuals applying to graduate school.
		There are AP tests in the spring, and many AP-level students choose to take them in order to gain credit for college.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=6442684&BRD=1678&PAG=461&dept_id=39386&rfi=6 (612 words)

	College Entrance Test Questions
		Nonetheless, the SAT (or ACT) is the measurement most colleges have chosen – not because they think it is a great measurement, but because of convenience.
		Most of these 400 colleges are art colleges or technical colleges or less selective colleges, but there are some notable, well-known, and/or highly selective colleges that downplay or pay no attention at all to the SAT.
		SAT II’s are required or highly recommended by only the most selective colleges, but I recommend that more students look into taking the SAT II.
	www.yorkschools.org /yhs/questions/questionstest.html (1664 words)

	CSUMentor - Plan for College - High School Students - Grades and Test Scores
		Test scores are required unless you have a grade point average above 3.0 and are a resident of California.
		We cannot easily advise you about which test to take, but here are some differences between the ACT and SAT.
		Visit www.collegeboard.com to learn more about the SAT tests and to register online to take the SAT test.
	www.csumentor.edu /planning/high_school/grades_tests.asp (535 words)

	SAT Test Help - SAT Test Study Guide for SAT Test Takers and Students
		Colleges and universities rely on it as an accurate predictor of how well a student will do at college level academics.
		Given seven times a year all over the country, the SAT plays a huge part in helping to determine what college millions of people will attend, and what kind of future they’ll have.
		The writing portion of the SAT requires a written essay, and a few of the questions on the math portion are grid in types, but the rest of the test consists of multiple choice questions, offering five different possible answers for each question.
	www.studyguidezone.com /sattest.htm (514 words)

	Conquer stress; conquer the SAT (Site not responding. Last check: )
		All of the students had taken test preparation courses through the Princeton Review, an $899 investment of nearly 40 hours of Saturday class time, 15 hours of diagnostic and practice tests, and five to 10 hours of weekly homework.
		The SAT isn't the only factor considered when students apply to colleges and universities.
		But smaller colleges and university put less emphasis on the SAT, giving greater consideration to the "whole person," rather than just grade point averages and SAT scores.
	www.azcentral.com /families/education/articles/0203edsat04-ON.html (417 words)

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