College Admissions Tests

SAT Reasoning & Subject Tests 2018-19
Test Date	Test Offered	Registration Deadline	Late Registration Deadline
August 25	Both	July 27	August 15
October 6	Both	September 7	September 26
November 3	Both	October 5	October 24
December 1	Both	November 2	November 20
March 9	Reasoning Only	February 8	February 27
May 4	Both	April 5	April 24
June 1	Both	May 3	May 22

 

ACT Exams 2018-19
Test Date	Registration Deadline	Late Registration Deadline
September 8	August 10	August 26
October 27	September 28	October 14
December 8	November 2	November 19
February 9	January 11	January 18
April 13	March 8	March 25
June 8	May 3	May 20
July 13	June 14	June 24

 

Advanced Placement Exams 2019
Test Dates
May 6-10 & May 13-17	Registration at Park Tudor prior to exams.

 

Because college admissions requirements vary from school to school, our college counselors can help each student decide which tests are appropriate.

» PSAT – Sophomores and juniors take this preliminary SAT test during a school day in mid-October. Juniors' scores are eligible for the National Merit Scholarship competition and the National Achievement Scholarship competition. Park Tudor registers students for this test.

» SAT Reasoning – Most students take this test during their junior year, and many seniors take it again in the fall before graduation. Scores for the critical reading, math and writing sections range from 200-800, and the essay is graded on a 12-point scale. Students must register for this test; registration is available at www.collegeboard.org.

» SAT Subject – Students in grades 9-12 may take an SAT Subject test. These one-hour tests cover subjects studied in school and should be taken upon completion of the corresponding course. Up to three tests may be taken in a single day. Students must register for these tests; registration is available at www.collegeboard.org.

» ACT – Like the SAT, many juniors and seniors take this test in preparation for the college application process. This test consists of four sections: English, math, reading, and science reasoning, plus an optional writing section. Scores are reported on a scale of 1-36. Students must register for this test; registration is available at www.actstudent.org.

» AP Exams – Students in Advanced Placement courses take these exams in May, after completing the appropriate course. Scores are reported on a scale of 1-5. College credit or placement is often awarded for scores of 4 and 5. Students register for these exams at Park Tudor in the second semester.