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Score 1650 on the SAT or 24 on the ACT |
Scoring at least 1650 on the SAT (maximum score 2400) or 24 on the ACT (maximum score 36) college entrance exams helps students gain acceptance to the colleges of their choice. It minimizes the chance that students will have to take remedial courses in college and it also increases their chances of earning a college degree. In preparation for the SAT, MCPS offers all 10th grade students the opportunity to take the PSAT (preliminary SAT) free of charge.
Key 7: How SAT and ACT scores connect to success in college
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Parent tips
Build a relationship with your school
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Use Edline to check grades, assignments
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Use the Keys to ask questions
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What to do if your child is struggling
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Parent sees 7 Keys as roadmap
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Why goals are important for kids
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- Standardized Testing Information
- Free Online SAT and ACT Test Prep for MCPS Students
- SAT – Frequently Asked Questions (College Board)
- SAT - Services for Students with Disabilities (SAT)
- ACT – Frequently Asked Questions (ACT)
- ACT – Services for Students with Disabilities (ACT)
- College.gov (U.S. Department of Education)
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