**THIS IS SOME EXCELLENT INFORMATION AND SHOULD BE SHARED WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS. THERE SHOULD BE AT LEAST THE SAME NUMBER OF SHARES AS THERE ARE LIKES ON THIS POST.** Because I like to pass information to parents, and I always forget this until around the time my children test, Im passing this to everyone. This is a nationwide thing. Multiple times a year, the Princeton Review gives free SAT and ACT tests. These are real tests but they are practice tests and do not cost anything. After the test scores come back, the parents and students go to a short meeting (about an hour our so) where they received their scores and helpful information on how to improve your scores. This is all free to any student who signs up. However, there is a limited amount of space available for the testing. My children have taken advantage of this previously and will be doing so again in the future. It is an excellent way to get your children in to do a practice run on the test without it costing you any money. This test is available to all high school students. There are no requirements to sign up. There are limited spaces and it is first come first served. They will allow middle school students to take it if there is room but high school students get first priority. Also, just as a side note, children who are all free or reduced lunch, or have other criteria that they meet, get to take to free ACT and SAT testing beginning their junior year in high school. The student needs to talk to the counselor at their high school to get more information on this. There should never be an excuse why a student waits until the last semester of their senior year before they start testing. Those students also receive for free waivers to apply to college admission fees. The student should also talk to their counselor at their high school about this as well. Elatio Johnson Jackson
Posted on: Sat, 06 Dec 2014 13:08:18 +0000
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