The PSAT will be given to all REL
10th graders on Wednesday, October 14th, during the school day. There is no fee or registration process for 10th grade students to take this test.
What is the PSAT?
It measures the knowledge and skills you've developed in
reading, writing and language, and math.
Why take the PSAT?
This is a great way for 10th graders to preview and practice
for the SAT. In addition, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation uses
the PSAT as an initial screen for candidates for the National Merit Scholarship
Program. The College Board has also recently partnered with other
scholarship providers so they can more easily use the PSAT data to reach
eligible low income and minority students in high schools across the country.
What should I bring to the PSAT?
Two #2 pencils with erasers
Should I share my e-mail address and opt in to the
Student Search Service?
If you share your email address and opt in, it’s easier for
colleges, scholarship programs, and the College Board to get in touch with
you. For more information about the student search service click
here: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/about/benefits/student-search-service
How do I get the results?
Be sure to provide a valid e-mail address when submitting
answers on the student questionnaire before the start of the test. The
College Board will email students an access code to view their online score
reports. You'll have access to a robust online score report designed to
help you understand your scores better. It will provide a detailed breakdown of
your performance and give you a better idea of what you need to work on most.
Your score report will also list AP courses you may be particularly
well-prepared for.
Can I study for the PSAT?
Sure! Click link for practice tests or to study with
Khan Academy: https://collegereadiness.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt-psat-10/practice
