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Whether you’re just getting started with the SAT or well underway in test prep, taking a full-length practice test is an excellent way to increase your score on the four-hour standardized test. Here you’ll find free practice tests–both online and in PDF format–to fuel you on the road to SAT glory. Below are links to PDFs of six past official SATs: Use the following answer sheet for all practice tests: As you take a full-length SAT practice test, make sure to follow the directions for time limits outlined before each section.

You’ll find PDF versions of full-length ACT practice tests to print out and an online practice test here. Also, make sure to follow our test-taking tips to get the most out of three hours of ACT practice test-taking awesomeness. Below are links to PDFs of past official ACT tests: Use the following answer sheet for all practice tests: Once you’ve printed and taken a practice test, you can instantly grade your test using Testive’s free Mobile Grading App for iOS. Find a quiet place to take the practice test For the same reason you should take the test timed, you should find a quiet place to take it: recreating the official test environment is key.

The ACT is a three-hour standardized test widely used in college admissions that tests students based on their high school coursework through freshman and sophomore year. Along with the SAT, the ACT is a big part of the college application: 60% of graduating high school seniors took the ACT in 2017, as well as many juniors. The ACT (or SAT) significantly impacts your child’s chances of getting into the college they’re applying to. To accomplish this, ACT prep instructors should do these four jobs: Like any pursuit, in order to improve on a standardized test, it’s imperative to set a goal to work towards.

A private university in Cambridge, MA with 4476 undergraduate students, MIT is very selective; the average admitted student has around a 4.0 GPA and a 1525 on the SAT or 34 on the ACT. A private university in Chicago, IL with 5967 undergraduate students, University of Chicago is very selective; the average admitted student has around a 4.0 GPA and a 1525 on the SAT or 34 on the ACT. A private university in Cambridge, MA with 7151 undergraduate students, Harvard is very selective; the average admitted student has around a 4.0 GPA and a 1515 on the SAT or 34 on the ACT. A private college in Glen Cove, NY with 92 undergraduate students, Webb Institute is very selective; the average admitted student has around a 4.0 GPA and a 1450 on the SAT or 35 on the ACT.