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12 Practice Tests for the SAT
SAT REGISTRATION
Check the College Board website at www.collegeboard.com for complete information about registering
for the SAT. Here are some important highlights:
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To register for the SAT by mail, you'll need to get an SAT Paper Registration Guide from your
high school guidance counselor.
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You can register online at http://sat.collegeboard.com/register. Important: Not all students are
eligible to register online, so read the instructions and requirements carefully.
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Register early to secure the time you want at the test center of your choice and to avoid late
registration fees.
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Students with disabilities can go to http://student.collegeboard.org/services-for-students-withdisabilities
to read about how to apply for accommodations or call (609) 771-7137 (TTY:
(609) 882-41 18) for more information.
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At press time, the basic fee is $52.50 in the United States. This price includes reports for you,
your high school, and up to four colleges and scholarship programs.
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You will receive an admission ticket at least a week before the test. The ticket confirms your
registration on a specified date, at a specified test center. Make sure to bring this, along with
proper identification, to the test center. Some acceptable forms of identification include photo
IDs such as a driver's license, a school identification card, or a valid passport. (Unacceptable
forms of identification indude a Social Security card, credit card, or birth certificate.)
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Your SAT scores will be available online approximately three weeks after the test.
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Remember to check with the College Board for all the latest information on the SAT. Every
effort has been made to keep the information in this book as up-to-date as possible, but
changes may occur after the book is published.
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Finally, bookmark the College Board's website: www.collegeboard.com.
Start your practice!