High School Informaiton

Most of the information for high school is located throughout the Counselor corner.

Important information includes:

ICAP

Graduation Information

Registration

Scholarships

National Assessment Information:

College entrance exams are offered nationally on various dates, (usually Saturdays).

For information on the old versus new (starting in March) please follow this link.

SAT (New)	VS.	ACT
Content-Based Test	Type of Test	Content-Based Test
Reading, Writing & Language and Math with Optional Writing.	Content Covered	grammar & usage, math reading, science reasoning and writing (optional)

Problem Solving, Data Analysis, Heart of Algebra and Passport to Advanced Math Formulas provided	Math Levels	Arithmetic, algebra I & II, functions, geometry, trigonometry; no formulas are provided
January (-old) March or April, May, June, October, November, December	Offered when	February, April, June, September, October, December.
With Private schools and schools on the east and west coasts, however every four-year college in the US accepts SAT scores.	Popularity	With public schools and schools in the Midwest and South, however every four-year college in the US accepts ACT scores.
Math, Critical Reading and Writing Scores will each range between a 200-800; total SAT score ranges between 600-2400	Scoring	English, Math, Reading and Science scores will each range between 1-36. Composite ACT score is the average of your scores on the four sections; ranges between 1-36
Reading test 1, 65 min.; Writing & Lang, Test 1, 35 min.; Math test 1, 80 min.; (Writing: 1 50 min, Optional)	Test Format	English: 1, 45-min section; Math: 1, 60-min section; Reading: 1, 35-min section; Science: 1, 35-min section; (Writing: 1, 40-min essay Optional)