Subject | SAT | ACT |
---|---|---|
Math | Math 58 Q / 80 min
NC 20Q/25min, C 38Q/55 min Up to Advanced Math |
Math 60 Q / 60 min
Up to basic Trigonometry |
Reading | Evidence-based Reading
52 Q / 65 min |
Reading 40 Q / 35 min |
English Language Art | Evidence-based Writing and Language 44 Q / 35 min | English 75 Q / 45 min |
Science | Analysis in Science can be found in Rd, WL and Math | Science (reasoning)
40 Q / 35 min |
Social Studies | Analysis in History/SS can be found in Rd and WL | SS can be found in Rd. |
Essay Writing | Optional 1 Q / 50 min | Optional 1 Q / 40 min |
Score | 800: Evidence-based Reading and Writing
800: Math (C and NC) |
Each 36 scaled score
Composite score 36 |
Timing | 180 min (excluding essay) | 175 min (excluding essay) |
Test Dates | 7 dates per year | 7 dates per year |
When to take
|
11th Fall, Spring (May, June)
12th Fall |
11th Fall, Spring (April, June)
12th Fall |
Note | SAT Subject Test
11th May, 12th Fall PSAT 11th October |
Last test date for admissions
ED (11/1): Oct. test RD (12/31): Dec. test |
Note: The two tests are very similar to each other.
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