SAT Subject Test 안내 유의사항 시험준비 과외

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The Basics

• There are 20 SAT Subject Tests in five general subject areas: English, history, languages, mathematics and science. See the subjects.
• Each Subject Test is an hour long. They are all multiple-choice and scored on a 200–800 scale.
• Subject Tests test you on your knowledge of subjects on a high school level. The best way to prepare is to take the relevant courses and work hard in them.

When, Where, and How

• SAT Subject Tests are generally given six times in any given school year, on the same days and in the same test centers as the SAT — but not all 20 tests are offered on every SAT date. Find out when specific tests will be given.
• The Language with Listening tests are offered in November. After 2020, tests are offered in May. Upcoming administrations are in November 2019, November 2020 (U.S., Puerto Rico, and U.S. Virgin Islands only), and May 2021.
• You can take one, two, or three Subject Tests on any test date.
• You can’t take the SAT and an SAT Subject Test on the same day.
• Some SAT Subject Tests require you to bring special equipment — for example, CD players for Language with Listening tests.
• You choose what tests to take when you register, but on test day, you can add, subtract, or switch tests — with some limitations.

In general, you should take SAT Subject Tests right after you’ve completed the recommended classes, because the material will still be fresh in your mind. In some cases, this may mean spring of your freshman or sophomore year. For the language tests, however, it’s best to take these tests after you’ve studied the language for at least two years.

Go to specific Subject Test pages to check the recommended preparation guidelines for a test and make sure you’ve completed the recommended course work.

Since not all Subject Tests are offered on every test date, check to see when the Subject Tests that you’re interested in are offered.

If you’re thinking of applying early decision or early action to any college, note that many colleges advise that you take the SAT Subject Tests by October or November of your senior year. For regular decision applications, some colleges will accept SAT Subject Test scores through the January administration. Check with the college you’re interested in to find out its deadlines.

Not sure when you should schedule your SAT Subject Tests? Talk to your school counselor or teacher to figure out the timing that works best for you.

 

Because the SAT Subject Tests are based on high school course work, the best way to prepare for them is by learning the material taught in the corresponding classes and using the textbooks that you’re already using for those classes.

If you’re doing well in these courses or taking advanced level courses (such as honors, dual enrollment, Advanced Placement, IB), Subject Tests are an excellent opportunity for you to show your understanding of the subject area.

To get complete information about the format and topics covered on each Subject Test, see each specific test page in the Subjects section. You’ll also find free online practice as well as free downloadable practice questions and answer explanations on each page.

You can also buy affordable SAT Subject Test practice tools to get familiar with the tests. These include:

• The Official Study Guide for all SAT Subject Tests
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in Mathematics Level 1
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in Mathematics Level 2
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in Biology
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in Chemistry
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in Physics
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in U.S. History
• The Official SAT Subject Test Study Guide in World History

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