Do I need 2 Peterson's online classes, one for SAT and one for PSAT?
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PSAT is supposed to be an easier version of the SAT. If you study for the SAT you should do fine on the PSAT. It is mostly likely the same type material. I used to work at Kaplan and the PSAT were in the same class as the SAT students.
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I can't know for sure for that particular school, but there is an easy way to find out.  Simply visit the school's website (see below), and start to fill out the admissions application!  You don't have to finish it or turn it in, you can just get it started and finish some other time!  If they ask for your ACT/SAT, then it's probably a good idea to take them.\n\nI go to Michigan State University, and I only took the ACT.  In most cases, most schools only require that you take one, but it is ALWAYS a plus to take both, especially if you do well on them.  I would also recommend e-mailing or calling the university Adimissions Office at (800)544 - 2787 and asking them what they would recommend.  \n\nGood luck!  I hope to see your work in a museum in the near future!
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you have to be taking a minimum of 6 credits, so two 3 credit classes, or a 4 credit class with a 2 credit lab.  I am taking 2 classes, a math and a sociology, sociology is online and the math is at the college and they pay for all of it.  Jus go in and sign up, you will need to go to a web site, I can't remember the exact address, I think it is www.FFSA.gov.  But check with the college first, then you have to take an orientation, it is not that long or that boring, and you are set for 2 semesters.  Good luck
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Get one of the prof's to give you permssion to attend both. Explain the circumstance and see what they may be willing to do. You may be able to work something out.
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That's great that you want a tutor for the SAT! Princeton Review and Elite are well known tutors where I live (Orange County, CA). I'm pretty sure Princeton Review is more widely spread out that just here. Here are a couple suggestions:\n\n1.) http://testprep.princetonreview.com/coursesearch/AdvancedSearch.aspx - Princeton Review's tutoring site\n2.) Go to your college center or guidance councler at school and ask for suggestions and referals\n3.) Ask older friends who have already taken the SAT and had tutor\n3.) Your city's community events paper (if you have one)\n4.) Look for flyers around your school that have information about tutoring in general because they might also tutor for the SAT\n5.) find a private tutor (it's quite costly; if you live near me, email me, I know a tutor who collaborates with College Board and has 3 books about the new SAT )\n\nGood luck and start ASAP!!!!!
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The College Board might have it.  They are the administrator of the SAT.  If depends on their retention policy.
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here is the SAT's website. http://collegeboard.com.\n\nI dont see why not. I never took them, they are virtually pointless. More and more school are not requiring them anymore.
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If you take your PSAT, your scores are sent to all colleges who ask for them, and then you will start receiving mail from colleges who take interest on you based on your preliminary test.                                                                 However, if you have not taken your PSAT, you can go to collegeboard.com and sign up there, search for colleges that might interest you (they have a wonderful college search engine that pulls up schools based on your expressed criteria) and it will either have a button that you can request info for that school or go to the website and try to get them to send you info from there.                                                              If you haven't already taken your PSAT, the next one will be in October of next school year. Mine will be on Saturday October 18th, but schools can either sign up for a wednesday test or a saturday test. Talk to your school counselor to inquire as to when you're next PSAT will be and you can get help preparing for your PSAT from www.collegeboard.com, too. Try signing up for the SAT question of the day, it's really fun and and gives you an idea as to what may be on the actual SAT.\nE-mail me if you may have any furthur questions at thezutonfever@yahoo.co.uk, don't be shy, I love researching colleges and helping people out with their college search too. Me, I'm considering University of Washington, University of Chicago, Notre Dame, and University of British Columbia if you want to check those schools out :)
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I wouldn't recommend purely online tutoring. Test preparation needs to include 3 components: content, critical thinking, and crisis prevention. \nContent:\nyou say you "suck" at common knowledge. Well, the good news is that the SAT and the ACT don't depend on a lot of "common knowledge". However, some knowledge of mathematics and grammar is required. The key is to identify what your weaknesses are with regards to the test. Please note that vocab is NOT a huge part of the new SAT. Vocab-based questions are only worth about 180 out of 2400 points! Focus your content studies on relevant math and grammar rules.\n\nCritical Thinking:\nThis is the most important part of your test prep. After all, the SAT is officially a *reasoning* exam. These are not math, grammar, or reading tests. You need to learn strategies for managing the reading passages, the writing sections, the tougher math questions, etc. \n\nCrisis prevention:\nLet's face it, funny things happen on test day. You need to have a few crisis-prevention strategies in your tool kit. What do you do when you have 5 minutes left on your essay? What do you do if a Reading Comp question makes no sense? What happens if you mis-bubble? Spend some time thinking of all the worst-case scenarios, and how you can address them on the test.\n\nTutoring works when it addresses these 3 components. I've said it before - I'm biased, but I also have inside knowledge of our product and I'm convinced that Kaplan SAT/ACT prep can get you higher scores.
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well you could get a tutor take online classes mabye
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SAT 1 is a "reasoning" exam. It includes sections of writing, reading, and math, but does not directly test your knowledge of any subjects. The SAT 2s are subject-specific exams. You can think of them as a 1-hour "final" for the class. Get more information at a free "admissions 101" seminar at your local Kaplan center. You can also take a free practice test to see how much you need to prepare for your SATs.\n\ngood luck!
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The National Merit Scholarship relates to how well you do on the PSAT, not the SAT. If you do not take the PSAT, you will unfortunately not be able to get a National Merit Scholarship. The PSAT is graded on a different scale than the SAT, but I think you need to be in the top 2% to qualify.
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Yeah just take a few pratice tests from the practice books. Then I reccomend doing a Princeton Review or some other training program, though costly it'll get you results. Almost everyone's score goes up after taking those. Mine did too. And be sure to take the PSATs.
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I' m not  sure, but you could start with any of the Universities they may know.  Also, there is a test called the PSAT  it's the preliminary SAT, a practice if you will.  try this site for sample questions:\n\nhttp://www.realtestquestions.com/psat/show_product.asp?ProductID=36
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Colleges aren't going to care if you went to two schools or not. They just care about you G.P.A, and Sat or act score. Also that you have taken 4 yrs of math, english, and science.
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If this is the new SAT that score is not very good, considering the New SAT is out of a score of 2400. You should really consider taking a Kaplan Prep course. If not, feel free to register for free 45 days of online access to our SAT quizbank site. This site allows you customize your own quizzes for personalized Prep. You really should be shooting for anything above 600 in each section. 600 math, 600 critical reading, and 600 writing.
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I think Kaplan does classes.  Also usually there are some in your area that do lots of advertising.  Ask your school's college counselor.