Did you know that the SAT, ACT, and CLT tests can help measure your career and college readiness? These tests are important for college admissions, and LUOA wants to help make sure that you are prepared. Take a look at the PSAT, SAT, ACT, and CLT tabs below – where you can find valuable information on how to register for these exams and complete some practice questions!
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The PSAT is a practice SAT test that can help you prepare for the real thing. This is a great way for you to get ahead and can potentially increase your chances of getting into your dream school.
When can I take the PSAT?
Since there are 2 versions of the PSAT, you have several chances to take this test. These 2 tests are the PSAT 10 and PSAT/NMSQT.
The PSAT 10 is offered for 10th-grade students and serves as good practice for the SAT.
The PSAT/NMSQT is offered for both 10th- and 11th-grade students.
NMSQT stands for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. This is the only way in which students can potentially receive a National Merit Scholarship. For more information, visit the Liberty University Scholarships page.
How many times can I take the PSAT, and what time of year is it offered?
You are able to take either the PSAT 10 or the PSAT/NMSQT once per year.
The PSAT 10 is offered in the spring.
The PSAT/NMSQT is offered in the fall.
How do I register for the PSAT?
Make sure to visit the CollegeBoard Homeschooled Students page for information on registration. Due to the online format of LUOA, you will want to follow the instructions listed there.
Find test details and the current registration fee for this test on the CollegeBoard website.
Make sure to use LUOA’s school code 471288 when you register in order to have your scores sent to LUOA!
Where do I take the test since LUOA is based online?
Since LUOA operates online, you will need to contact a school in your local area to secure a spot.
Go to the CollegeBoard School Search to locate a school near you offering the test.
You will need to know the name of a local high school, or you can just search “high school” within the search box.
PSAT
The PSAT is a practice SAT test that can help you prepare for the real thing. This is a great way for you to get ahead and can potentially increase your chances of getting into your dream school.
When can I take the PSAT?
Since there are 2 versions of the PSAT, you have several chances to take this test. These 2 tests are the PSAT 10 and PSAT/NMSQT.
The PSAT 10 is offered for 10th-grade students and serves as good practice for the SAT.
The PSAT/NMSQT is offered for both 10th- and 11th-grade students.
NMSQT stands for National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. This is the only way in which students can potentially receive a National Merit Scholarship. For more information, visit the Liberty University Scholarships page.
How many times can I take the PSAT, and what time of year is it offered?
You are able to take either the PSAT 10 or the PSAT/NMSQT once per year.
The PSAT 10 is offered in the spring.
The PSAT/NMSQT is offered in the fall.
How do I register for the PSAT?
Make sure to visit the CollegeBoard Homeschooled Students page for information on registration. Due to the online format of LUOA, you will want to follow the instructions listed there.
Find test details and the current registration fee for this test on the CollegeBoard website.
Make sure to use LUOA’s school code 471288 when you register in order to have your scores sent to LUOA!
Where do I take the test since LUOA is based online?
Since LUOA operates online, you will need to contact a school in your local area to secure a spot.
Go to the CollegeBoard School Search to locate a school near you offering the test.
You will need to know the name of a local high school, or you can just search “high school” within the search box.
The SAT is a nationally recognized college entrance exam that can help prepare students for college!
Why should I take the SAT?
The SAT is needed for most college admissions around the country.
This test is also used by many universities to award scholarships.
How do I register for the SAT?
In order to register for the SAT, you will need to visit the CollegeBoard website for the SAT.
There are 2 types of SAT tests. Students can take the SAT with or without the essay portion. Before registration, please make sure to research what test is required by the colleges you’re interested in.
Make sure to use the LUOA school code 471288.
You will need to contact a local school in order to secure a spot for testing. We recommend reaching out at least 4 months in advance.
How much does the SAT cost?
For information on the cost of the SAT, please see the Fees page on the CollegeBoard website.
How can I prepare for the SAT?
We recommend utilizing SAT prep through Khan Academy® for free.
How can I send scores to colleges I’m interested in?
When registering for the SAT, you have the option to send 4 score reports for free!
If you do not set your scores to be sent to the colleges of your choice at registration, you have up to 9 days after the test to send the scores. Otherwise, a fee will be charged for the score reports to be sent. Please make sure to review the Sending SAT Scores page on the CollegeBoard website for more information.
If I have disabilities, how can I find accommodations for the test?
If I’m an international student, do I need to take the SAT? If so, how does registration work?
LUOA serves students all over the world. If you are an international student looking to come to a college within the United States, you will most likely need to take the SAT. However, you will want to check the specific requirements for the schools you are applying to. Registration is available on the CollegeBoard website.
SAT
The SAT is a nationally recognized college entrance exam that can help prepare students for college!
Why should I take the SAT?
The SAT is needed for most college admissions around the country.
This test is also used by many universities to award scholarships.
How do I register for the SAT?
In order to register for the SAT, you will need to visit the CollegeBoard website for the SAT.
There are 2 types of SAT tests. Students can take the SAT with or without the essay portion. Before registration, please make sure to research what test is required by the colleges you’re interested in.
Make sure to use the LUOA school code 471288.
You will need to contact a local school in order to secure a spot for testing. We recommend reaching out at least 4 months in advance.
How much does the SAT cost?
For information on the cost of the SAT, please see the Fees page on the CollegeBoard website.
How can I prepare for the SAT?
We recommend utilizing SAT prep through Khan Academy® for free.
How can I send scores to colleges I’m interested in?
When registering for the SAT, you have the option to send 4 score reports for free!
If you do not set your scores to be sent to the colleges of your choice at registration, you have up to 9 days after the test to send the scores. Otherwise, a fee will be charged for the score reports to be sent. Please make sure to review the Sending SAT Scores page on the CollegeBoard website for more information.
If I have disabilities, how can I find accommodations for the test?
If I’m an international student, do I need to take the SAT? If so, how does registration work?
LUOA serves students all over the world. If you are an international student looking to come to a college within the United States, you will most likely need to take the SAT. However, you will want to check the specific requirements for the schools you are applying to. Registration is available on the CollegeBoard website.
The ACT is the second most popular college entrance exam in the nation!
Why should I take the ACT?
The ACT is an excellent alternative to the SAT. This test is a great option if you are more science- or math-oriented.
How do I register for the ACT?
In order to register for the ACT, you’ll need to visit the ACT website.
If I’m an international student, do I need to take the ACT? If so, how does registration work?
LUOA serves students all over the world. If you are an international student looking to come to a school within the United States, you may need to take the ACT. However, you will want to check the specific requirements for the schools you are applying to. Take a look at the Non-US Student Registration page for more information!
ACT
The ACT is the second most popular college entrance exam in the nation!
Why should I take the ACT?
The ACT is an excellent alternative to the SAT. This test is a great option if you are more science- or math-oriented.
How do I register for the ACT?
In order to register for the ACT, you’ll need to visit the ACT website.
If I’m an international student, do I need to take the ACT? If so, how does registration work?
LUOA serves students all over the world. If you are an international student looking to come to a school within the United States, you may need to take the ACT. However, you will want to check the specific requirements for the schools you are applying to. Take a look at the Non-US Student Registration page for more information!
The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is a newer form of college admissions testing that is similar to the SAT and ACT.
Why should I take the CLT?
The CLT is a great alternative to the SAT and ACT tests. This test examines your abilities with grammar, literary comprehension, mathematics, logical reasoning, and more!
How do I register for the CLT?
In order to register for the CLT, you’ll need to visit the CLT website.
Are there different types of CLT tests?
Yes! Just as the PSAT has the PSAT 10, so the CLT has the CLT 10. This is a prep exam designed for freshman and sophomore students.
How can I prepare for the CLT?
The CLT offers test prep on their official website. Visit the CLT website for more information.
How can I find accommodations for the test?
We recommend visiting the Accommodations section of the CLT website for information about requesting accommodations.
The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is a newer form of college admissions testing that is similar to the SAT and ACT.
Why should I take the CLT?
The CLT is a great alternative to the SAT and ACT tests. This test examines your abilities with grammar, literary comprehension, mathematics, logical reasoning, and more!
How do I register for the CLT?
In order to register for the CLT, you’ll need to visit the CLT website.
Are there different types of CLT tests?
Yes! Just as the PSAT has the PSAT 10, so the CLT has the CLT 10. This is a prep exam designed for freshman and sophomore students.
How can I prepare for the CLT?
The CLT offers test prep on their official website. Visit the CLT website for more information.
How can I find accommodations for the test?
We recommend visiting the Accommodations section of the CLT website for information about requesting accommodations.
