1. SAT
ACT
Rules and Regulations

2. Photographs
A photograph will be required when a student signs up for the exam. The photo will be printed on their admissions ticket and the roster at the test center. The photo will be checked with the images against the identification the student provides when they take the exam.

3. Standby Testing
The testing services eliminated standby test registration, in which students can register the day they take the exam.

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Students will be required to identify their high school, which will receive a copy of their scores with their picture attached.

5. SAT DATES October 6,2018 November3,2018 December 1,2018 March 9,2019
May4,2019
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6. ACT DATES September 8,2018 October 27,2018 December 8,2018
February 9,2019
April 13,2019
June 8,2019
July 13,2019

7. ACT VS SAT The ACT is more of a "big picture" exam.
College admissions officers care about how you did on each section of the SAT. On the ACT, they're most concerned with your composite score. So if you're weak in one content area but strong in others, you could still end up with a very good ACT score.

8. ACT VS SAT ACT questions tend to be more straightforward.
The SAT has a stronger emphasis on vocabulary.
The ACT has a Science section, while the SAT does not.
The ACT tests more advanced math concepts.
The ACT Writing Test is not required.

9. SAT VS ACT
It's all about the numbers. Some students end up scoring substantially higher on the SAT; others do better on the ACT. The Princeton Review offers a free assessment to help you determine which test is best for you. For more information visit princetonreview.com.