The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) results are accepted by four-year colleges and universities in the United States. All students in Colorado take the SAT in April of their Junior year. There is no fee for this statewide testing. It is crucial to do your best on this exam, as it can dramatically impact the choices you have for your future.
As of March 2016, the SAT consists of:
154 questions
3 hours and 50 minutes long
Scoring range of 400-1600
NO Penalty for guessing!
Students test on math, evidence-based reading and writing, and an optional essay.
COST
All students take the SAT during April of their Junior year at no cost
SAT Retake Test Fee: $55
Fee waivers are available in the Future Center for students on free or reduced lunch
For more information on practice tests, test dates, test registration, high school and college codes, visit sat.collegeboard.org.
Many colleges and universities include a minimum SAT score in their admissions requirements.
A good SAT score can get your child out of taking certain classes at community colleges and four-year colleges and universities — saving your family money!
If your child is military-bound, preparing for the SAT will also help them prepare for the test that determines acceptance into the military and the type of job they will have.
