Testing Information
PSAT/NMSQT INFORMATION
What is the PSAT?
It is the practice exam for the SAT (and for juniors, it is the qualifying exam for the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test).
It is the practice exam for the SAT (and for juniors, it is the qualifying exam for the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test).
Who should take the PSAT?
All BCHS students except current seniors (9th-11th grade)-thinking about attending a four-year college after graduation will benefit from this practice exam.
All BCHS students except current seniors (9th-11th grade)-thinking about attending a four-year college after graduation will benefit from this practice exam.
When is the PSAT Test?
TBD due to COVID-19
TBD due to COVID-19
How much does it cost?
$17.00. Cash (Exact Change) or Checks payable to BCHS
$17.00. Cash (Exact Change) or Checks payable to BCHS
How do I sign up?
Please contact Ms. Nancy Figueroa in the Counseling office during lunch or after school. We will have a limited number of exams.
How do I prepare?
Once you register, you will receive a practice guide. You should also check out www.collegeboard.com for additional preparation, not only for the PSAT, but for the SAT. Another resource is Khan Academy.
SAT & ACT
WHAT IS THE SAT?
SAT stands for Scholastic Aptitude Test and is one of two commonly accepted standardized assessments considered in the college application process. Registration is done online at sat.collegeboard.org.
WHAT IS THE ACT?
ACT stands for American College Test and is one of two commonly accepted standardized assessments considered in the college application process. Registration is done online at www.actstudent.org.
Kaplan SAT/ACT Prep
(fees required)
(fees required)
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Have more questions?
For Fee Waivers, contact Ms. Nancy Figueroa.
For questions about the test and test prep, as well as college admission requirements, contact our College & Career Advisor, Ms. Ramirez.
For any other questions, contact your counselor.