• Testing Information 

     
     

    Test dates are online at the test specific sites: 
     

    Test Preparation:  

     Testing Questions & Answers:  

    • Q: What is a general timeline for standardized testing?
    • A: PSAT/NMSQT is taken in October of the junior year although; many sophomores elect to take the PSAT too.  The SAT and/or ACT is taken in the winter of the junior year and fall of the senior year. AP tests are taken in May of the year in which the appropriate course work is completed.   

     

    • Q: How do I register for the SAT Reasoning test?
    • A: College Board prefers that students register online at www.collegeboard.com.   Students can also obtain registration forms in the Conestoga Student Services Center, complete the forms, and mail them with fees to the address indicated.

     

    • Q: What is the difference between ACT and SAT?
    • A: The SAT focuses on 2 content areas: reading/writing and math. The math will focus more on advanced algebra, interpretation of data, some geometry, arithmetic and trigonometry. Also, the essay will be optional and not factored into the Reading/Writing score. The ACT is made up of 4 sections: English, math, reading, and science, plus an optional essay.  The math content focuses on geometry, algebra, arithmetic, and trigonometry.

     

    • Q: How do I send my SAT/ACT scores to a college/university?
    • A: When you register for the SAT/ACT, you can request that your scores be automatically sent to colleges that you select.  If you want to see your scores before you decide whether or not to send them, you may make an online request later for the scores to be sent.  An additional fee will be charged.