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Preparing for Standardized Tests

Preparing for Standardized Tests. Getting Ready for the SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests. Take a Mock Practice Test. Set aside a block of time to take a full mock practice test Time yourself properly for each section even if you do not finish Assess your strengths and weaknesses

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Preparing for Standardized Tests

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  1. Preparing for Standardized Tests Getting Ready for the SAT, ACT, and SAT Subject Tests

  2. Take a Mock Practice Test • Set aside a block of time to take a full mock practice test • Time yourself properly for each section even if you do not finish • Assess your strengths and weaknesses • Sections, types of questions within each section, stamina • Access the Test Bank for free full-length practice tests

  3. Set a Score Goal • Use your baseline score and the score ranges of your potential colleges to set a score goal • Look up the score goals of your potential colleges • Consider the amount of time you have before your first/next test • Rough estimates for point improvement for the SAT: • 0-30 point improvement: 10 hours • 30-70 point improvement: 20 hours • 70-130 point improvement: 40 hours • 130-200 point improvement: 80 hours • 200-330 point improvement: 150 hours +

  4. Learn Test Strategies • Taking practice tests is important for building stamina and getting used to the test, but learning specific strategies is also key • The SAT and ACT have specific question types that are repeated for each test • There are strategies for solving those specific reading, writing, or math questions

  5. Learn Test Strategies • There are also strategies for learning how to best eliminate answers, guess when you need to, manage your time, and additional section-specific tips • Access the Test Bank for links to test prep, tips, and strategies

  6. Practice • Take full length practice tests • Take specific sections to strengthen any areas for improvement • Test Bank!

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