Important Dates you should know about:

PSAT – Test Date:  October 15, 2008
The Preliminary SAT is a standardized test administered to high school juniors and seniors each October. Tenth grade students are encouraged to take the test, also.  The PSAT has the same format as the SAT, and serves as a rough predictor for SAT performance. PSAT scores from the junior year count toward National Merit Scholarship.  The cost is $13.  See us for fee waivers if you qualify for free or reduced lunch. 

ASVAB – Test Date:  December 2, 2008
The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) is a multiple choice assessment test developed by the US Department of Defense. It has been provided to high schools and post-secondary schools since 1968. The original use for the test was to identify to students the best occupation match for a career in the military. The ASVAB Program was recently redesigned to be helpful to all students, whether future plans include employment after high school in civilian or military occupations, or continued education. The test is given to all juniors and there is no charge.

PLAN – Test Date:  December 3, 2008
Why take PLAN?  It is a great way to plan for the ACT.  This test is administered to sophomore students in the fall.  It lets you know if you are on track for college and points out academic strengths and areas you need to improve.  PLAN also helps you find careers that match your interests.  You will receive a guide with your results that explain your scores and how you can use them to your advantage.  The cost is $12.