I am a high school graduated student .. I haven't taken SAT reasoning test - can I still take it this year???
435794
Yes they have another one in early May (I think). Check with the college you are wanting to attend or your old high school. Good Luck!
333029
C, C, C, Just take a guess, I did! You'll do fine, on the SAT. The more you question yourself about it, the worse you will probably do. Good Luck!
984106
Most people take it before they graduate -- usually in their third year or at the beginning of their fourth year.\n\nI don't think anything would prohibit you from taking it as a freshman -- but I see no reason why you would want to take it at that point.  It is a waste of your time and your money.  Spending more time on your college classes rather than studying for a test you don't need makes more sense to me.
113693
If you start off at a community college you don't have to take the SAT's.  But if you want to go straight to a four year school, register at their website.\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/reg.html
766668
The math section in SAT tests mostly the very basic Math of your math foundation. Definitely nothing you would not have already done in high school. Read the questions carefully and make sure you understand what they are asking.\n\nPractice a lot beforehand and you should be well-prepared enough to take the exam when the day arrives.
762288
Ok, the rest are not true, because I asked my college counselor.\nFor the SAT (not ACT or anything else) they take the highest section scores from DIFFERENT sittings.  You are able to mix and match scores from different times to get your HIGHEST POSSIBLE score.  In your case they will consider Math: 750 Reading: 730 and Writing: 700 for a total of 2180! they will recieve your other scores as well.  CONGRATULATIONS btw. Awesome job!
912726
Retaking the Test\nSAT Reasoning Test™\nYou may be wondering if you should take the test again, and whether your scores will change if you do so. Here are some guidelines that may help you decide:\n\nResearch shows that the average student who retests increases his or her combined critical reading and math scores by approximately 30 points. \nOverall, 55% of juniors taking the test improved their scores as seniors, 35% had their scores decrease, and 10% had no change. \n\nBASICALLY APPLY LIKE YOU DID LAST TIME.\nOn average, juniors repeating the SAT as seniors improved their verbal scores by about 12 points and their math scores by about 13 points. About 1 in 25 gained 100 or more points on verbal or math, and about 1 in 90 lost 100 or more points \nYour score report shows the percentage of students with the same verbal or math scores who scored higher, lower, and the same when they took the SAT again, as well as the average number of points gained or lost. Use this information when deciding whether or not to test again.
546878
Many application deadlines are in January of the year you want to start, so unless you plan to skip a year between high school and college, you need to start thinking about it now, and start putting your application materials together by September or October of this year.\n\nOf course, there are many schools that will accept applications until August of next year, but those are not the best schools, and it is becoming more and more difficult to get accepted to colleges in the U.S., so it's best to start early.\n\nTake your SAT exam as soon as possible.
409453
Can you really get one from the SAT?  I thought they only gave out those National Merit things for the PSAT.  If you want to do well on the SAT (which isn't a bad idea), try studying some of the prep books or taking a preparation class.  They're generally helpful if you lack the self-discpline of studying tons of vocab for no reason and reading quite a bit to get through those sections.
214183
The SAT is the Scholastic Aptitude Test.  They are used as a measurement to get into college.  You take them your Junior and/or Senior year in high school before you apply for college.  You can take them more than once if you do not do well the first time you take it.
683280
I know people who did two years at community college then went on to four year colleges without ever taking an SAT so it's doable. There are also some colleges that don't require the SAT. Or you can just take a prep course or self-study and take one of the tests. You will probably do just fine, if you are motivated enough.
381671
go to www.collegeboard.com\nand study for the SAT as soon as possible!\nAnd take it soon\nGood luck!
890382
I took the GRE a little over a year ago.    I don't know if you took the SAT to get to undergrad, but the GRE is a bit different because of the format in which it's administered now.  They now ask you to go to a testing center and take the test on the computer.  It's a strange testing environment; it doesn't have the same sort of communal in-it-together atmosphere that the SAT or the LSAT have.  You're in a booth with scrap paper and a pencil. People watch you over video and it's self timed.\n\nDon't underestimate the environment/computerized test portion's influence on your scores.  You'll have to learn to test-take differently -- you can't underline, you can't draw diagrams on the side, you can't take one question and return to it.  You have to progress linearly.  You answer one question, they evaluate how you did and then offer the next question based on how they've calibrated your score from your previous answer.\n\nThis was fine for the writing portion.  I find that I'm accustomed to writing on the computer.  However, it was much harder for me to get used to the multiple choice on the computer format.\n\nOther than that, the content is not far different from SATs.  If you're like me, you'll have to brush up on math.   The verbal part is still a lot of reading comp and analogies.\n\nI always recommend studying, even if you are a strong standardized test taker.  These tests need practice.  Practice *on the computer*!
908678
I took the PSAT last month. Still haven't gotten my scores back yet. \nMy brother took the SAT last year. I don't know what his score was, but he's at a private college that only has 300-400 students, so it must've been good.
828350
Well if you wait a year you lose a lot of your scholarship opportunities that you will have right now, as a senior coming out of high school. Unless you have college already payed for that is the biggest reason. Otherwise it reallly doesnt matter if you decide to wait a year, except  you might need to take a refresher course.
941816
Nope, I didn't take the PSATS but I've taken the SAT twice.
1162251
That is some story. Do you like to talk?\nCongratulations for your sister.\nMY school has never had a graduation on Sat. It is alway on Friday. \nI have not graduated from HS yet.