Compass will administer a digital ACT and/or SAT* diagnostic test for Archie Williams students in the 11th and 12th grades. The test results are invaluable in helping students craft their ideal testing and tutoring plan.
*There will be two versions of the digital SAT offered: a linear option and an adaptive option. The linear digital test is recommended for seniors, as that will be the version you will see for the remainder of fall. The adaptive test is recommended for juniors.
Students will receive a link to their test during the week leading up to the exam.
Please consider donating $15 per test to help low-income AWHS students. You may bring your donation to the college counseling office.
Please reach out to tests@compassprep.com with any questions or concerns.
DATE & TIME
SAT: Saturday, September 9th
registration deadline: Friday, September 8th, 4:00PM PST
ACT: Saturday, September 30th
registration deadline: Monday, September 25th, 12:00PM PST
Digital tests will be available all day, from 12:00AM – 11:55PM PST.
LOCATION
This exam will be administered at-home, online via the Compass Online Testing Center.
REGISTRATION
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
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