University School of Nashville and Compass Education have partnered to offer the a Digital Adaptive SAT practice test at no cost. This test (learn all about it here) mimics the computer-based test — question type, content, timing, duration, and adaptive structure.
In addition, an at-home, computer-proctored ACT practice test will also be offered. This test is the classic ACT format: the science test is required and included in the Composite score. It also mirrors the paper/pencil test.
The test results are invaluable in helping the USN college counselors and Compass directors craft the ideal testing and tutoring plan for each student.
DATE & TIME
- The at-home, computer-proctored, digital adaptive SAT practice test is available anytime on March 29th
- The at-home, computer-proctored ACT practice test (classic format: the science test is required and included in the Composite score) is available anytime on April 5th.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!
The registration deadline each week is Thursday. By Friday, we will send you a detailed confirmation email; the link to take the test will be included; you can take the test anytime during the open testing window.
Consultation
Schedule a consultation with a Compass Director
The members of our management team are leading experts in the field of admission testing. They personally lead every aspect of each student’s experience with Compass, including program recommendations, tutor selection, and ongoing guidance. We welcome you to schedule a call with us to review your student’s practice test results and collaborate on a strategy for how best to proceed.
The Compass Resource Center
Download the latest version of…
The Compass Guide to College Admission Testing
…in our comprehensive Resource Center. Get answers to the most important questions, including:
- How competitive are your test scores?
- What is the most effective calendar for testing?
- How do the SAT and ACT compare?
- What are the implications of ‘test optional’ policies?
- How do you interpret PSAT scores?
- What do I need to know about the digital SAT and the new ACT?
