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Information on the ACT and SAT

Below you will find links to websites that describe the contents and requirements of the ACT and SAT. There are also links to websites that have free online practice tests and vocabulary builders that will help you prepare for the test, as well as tips on how to take the test.

Official ACT Website Information on how to apply and prepare for college, compare college costs and of course information about the ACT.

Official ACT Student Website This webite explains how scores are reported, how to understand scores and national ranks, and has a search engine to find high school and college school codes.

ACT Practice Test by Kaplan Customize your own quizzes, reduce your anxiety, identify areas of weakness, and track your improvement

ACT/SAT Tips, Info, Dates, Vocab Tests and Practice Tests

ACT/SAT Test-Prep and Vocab Builder by Number 2 This site offers free ACT and SAT prep courses online, as well as a free vocab builder.

ACT/SAT Content and Test-Prep from Princeton Review Here you can find detailed information on the content of the ACT and SAT as well as free online practice tests.

SAT vs. ACT: How do the tests compare? Here you can read about the specific similarities and differences between the SAT and the ACT.

Official SAT Info and Website by College Board Under the "College Board Tests" section of this website you can find all you need to know about taking the SAT, including information on test content, registration, preparation, tips on taking the test, and scoring.

SAT Practice Test by Kaplan Customize your own quizzes, reduce your anxiety, identify areas of weakness, and track your improvement

SAT Help Course This site provides strategies for taking the SAT as well as free diagnostic tests.

Information about test preparation Kaplan test preparation offers information about raising test scores and college admissions.