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1 Early Strategy ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

2 The Big Three Are you smart enough to come to my school?
Do I like you ? Do other people like you? ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

3 Application Review What it boils down to…
Would this applicant make our community better for being here? Selectivity is a combination of many things, and while GPA & SAT/ ACT scores play a critical role—they are not the only deciding factors. Which student will make our school a better place? Who will make us look good? ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

4 Selectivity Using other application factors for those with adequate GPA/ Test scores (not stellar), we decide the remaining 25 students (admit (10), reject (9), waitlist (6)). Not Accepted Not Accepted Waiting List Waiting List ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

5 The Plan Classes Culver City High School A-G Recommended English 4
Math 2 3 Social Sciences 3.5 Visual or performing Arts 1 Foreign Language P.E Electives 70 credits ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

6 Standardized Tests PSAT SAT/ACT Aps SAT Subject Tests
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7 PSAT October of Junior year Introduction to the styling of the SAT
Freshmen and/or Sophomore year practice Introduction to the styling of the SAT If taken early, can be used to determine whether to take ACT or SAT ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

8 Focus on critical thinking
SAT vs. ACT SAT ACT Math, Reading, Writing English, Math, Reading, Science Essay Required Essay Optional 10 sections 4 sections ( 5 counting essay) Guessing Penalty No guessing penalty Scored from 1-36 Focus on critical thinking Focus on what comprehension ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved

9 College Entrance Exams
Which test should I take? There is no downside to taking both tests, but if you want to know which test is best for you… take a full-length practice test! We offer FREE full-length SAT’s and ACT’s. These are administered and a proctored test setting which will simulate the real thing. It will give you a good idea what test is YOUR test of choice. We also offer the Princeton Review Assessment (Hybrid ACT& SAT) to give you a predicted score for both tests. ©2011 The Princeton Review, INC. All Rights Reserved


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