The SAT and ACT are standardized college entrance exams used by the majority of colleges to assess students' readiness for higher education. These scores not only influence admissions decisions but also play a crucial role in determining eligibility for academic achievement grants and scholarships. Colleges consider these exam results alongside other factors for a comprehensive evaluation of applicants.

• SAT vs ACT: Which Test is Right for You? 
• ACT to SAT Conversion Chart 
• Using Accommodations 
• Accommodations Consent Form 
• College Level Examination Program - (CLEP) 

In recent years, an increasing number of schools have adopted a test-optional admissions policy, allowing applicants to choose whether or not to submit standardized test scores. To view a list of these schools, click on the provided link. This list is subject to change. It is strongly advised to discuss with your counselor before deciding whether to send your scores to test-optional schools. 

• Test Optional Information 
• Test Optional College List