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Test Taking Strategy Sessions for the SAT: FREE

This FREE test taking strategy session is geared towards those students who want to apply to college but have not yet taken the SAT. Come out and learn some test-taking strategies that will help you as you prepare to continue your education!

*Note: This session is FREE; however, attendees must register online.

• February 11, Wednesday, 7-8pm

Click here to register online now!

Preparing for the SAT: $299

Applying to college? Students will review skills and strategies needed to master the SAT. Topics include sentence completion, critical reading, essay writing, properties of numbers, algebra I and II, geometry, and student produced responses.

• February 23–April 6, 2009 (no class March 9)
  6 Mondays, 6-9pm

• April 18–May 23, 2009
  6 Saturdays, 9am-12noon

* Note: Textbook required at an additional cost.

Click here to register online now! If you are making this registration for someone else, clarify this in the "comments and special instructions" box on the order.

Interested? Please register online!
Registration Instructions

Test taking tips

1. Get a good night's sleep the night before your test.
2. Eat breakfast.
3. Dress comfortably and in layers. You never know what the temperature of the test room will be.
4. Know the location (building, room, closest parking areas) of the test site before test day.
5. Plan to arrive at the test site early. Leave enough travel time for traffic snarls and unexpected detours.
6. Don't forget writing utensils, calculators (if allowed), your watch (without an alarm), ID cards, and your registration info.
7. Have the test instructions memorized so that you do not waste valuable time reading them instead of answering questions.
8. Take advantage of breaks to use the restroom, grab a snack, and stretch your legs.
9. Don't listen to other test takers during breaks, especially if they are talking about how easy or hard they find the test to be.
10. If you find yourself starting to panic, close your eyes, count to ten, and take a couple deep breaths to regain your composure. Stay cool!

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