SAT® General Information
The SAT® is an important and stressful test, but it doesn't have to be nerve wracking. The goal at Genius 360° is to provide you with the tools you need to score higher and fulfill your potential.
The SAT® Breakdown
The SAT® reasoning test is a paper and pencil exam that measure critical thinking, reading comprehension, math, and writing skills that have been developed throughout a student's formal education. The concepts and skills tested by the SAT® are those identified as prerequisites for success in undergraduate programs.
Subject Test
The SAT® subject test measure students’ knowledge and ability to apply this knowledge in particular subject areas. All of the subject tests are one hour multiple-choice tests and are available in five subject areas including:
When Is The Best Time To Take The SAT®?
College & university admission officers usually suggest you take the test during the fall of your senior year. It is best to take it then, just in case you want to retake it before you begin applying to colleges. Typically, undergraduate programs accept applications between January 1st and February 15th in any given year for an August enrollment start date. Keep in mind that colleges and universities have a limited number of enrollment slots and so you want to apply to college soon after January 1st. Remember, it can take up to four weeks for the College Board to mail your score report to the colleges that you are applying to.
How Do I Sign Up For The SAT®?
You can register for the SAT® by mail or online. For more information, please visit the College Board's website at www.collegeboard.com.