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Choosing a College Test
Prep (ACT, SAT, Ohio 9th Gr. Proficiency)
- The College Board
- These are the people who bring you the SAT. You can search for a college
here; by name, by searching an alphabetical list, or by using the
'Advanced Search,' where you define your criteria and are presented with a
list of schools that match. You'll find information and advice on 3500 or
so schools here. There is also a guide to campus visits, and a
career search function.
- College View
- The college search gives you fourteen criteria to search on, or you can
search by name. There is a 'virtual tour' section which is slow to
load. Most of the tours here are of small, private schools.
- Peterson's: the Undergraduate
Channel
- You can perform a search using your preferences in a school at this
site. Some majors are spotlighted--you'll learn a lot about those
that are. Distance learning options are explained, and there are
several articles on preparing for college. A search engine is
included. Peterson's is a publisher of college & test
preparation materials.
- U.S.
News.edu
- Enter a school's name, browse through the alphabetical index, or get a
customized list of schools that match your needs from over 1400 4-year
colleges. There is also a community college search. You can save
your searches here. The site also ranks graduate schools, has on section
on career/job searching, career outlooks, internships, and a
self-assessment.
- My College Guide
- College search by your criteria. Dear Admissions Guru answers many
frequently asked questions. "Read About College" has
articles of general interest and some that offer advice to those
interested in the most competitive schools.
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- Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions
- Includes free, 3-hour practice ACT and SAT's (with free registration). Most of
this site is for people who are interested in purchasing test practice
materials.
- ACT Assessment
Sample Test Questions
- Nineteen sets of questions (in reading ,math, English, and science
reasoning) make up a practice test. A printable answer key is available.
- 4Tests.com
- From the main page, choose the test you want to take. Then, choose
which sections of the test you want included. You must register to use
this site, but the practice tests are free. Of course, there are also
products available for purchase.
- The Princeton Review
- From this main page, click on "Take a free online course." Then,
from the pull-down menu, choose SAT (no ACT help is available from this
site). You'll have to register, but it's free.
Ohio Proficiency Tests Practice
- Ohio Proficiency Tests Practice
- Ninth Grade practice tests are available here. Use the links at the top of
the page. Record your answers on
paper, then access the scoring key. Very easy to use. This is from the
Lakewood (OH) Public Library.
- Ohio
Proficiency Tests--9th Grade Materials
- This site is a little different. Here, you download a test in PDF format,
then download the answer sheet. Ask Mrs. Teaman in the HS Library is
you need help with this. This site is from the Ohio Department of Education.
- Math
Practice Questions
- This is from the Glenn Learning Technologies Project (NASA). All of the
questions are correlated with the Ohio 9th Grade math proficiency test. To
take this test, you click on a question number, then on the answer that you
think is the correct one. It will tell you if you are right or wrong,
and the method used to get the correct answer. You'll have to keep track of
how many you got correct to figure out your score. If you need help, just
ask!
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