SAT Diagnostic Test

Students will log in to our digital testing platform for this test. The SAT is computer adaptive which means that each student will receive a unique test and the questions in the first module of a section will determine the level of difficulty in the second module of a section. 

Here is how it works:

• Testing instructions will be sent 60 minutes prior to test time
• Students using "standard timing" should plan for about 2.5-3.0 hours of testing time
• Students on an IEP can choose "extended time" prior to beginning the test
• A calculator is allowed but the DESMOS calculator is also integrated into the testing site
• Scratch paper is allowed
• Detailed scoring and gap-analysis reporting will be available immediately after the test
• A score report review  from a certified tutor is available but must be scheduled. 

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