February 18, 2025
SAT DAY is TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 2025
Details
When: Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Who: Grade 11
- What: SAT -- REQUIRED for graduation
- Where: IN PERSON at the Trojan Learning Center, 601 W. Morgan Avenue, Chesterton IN 46304 -- ENTER AT DOOR 9
- Time: Arrive between 8:45 am - 8:55 am TESTING WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 9:00 am
Testing Time
9:00* am – Exam instructions begin – no students will be permitted to enter the exam room once the exam begins.
11:30 am – SAT testing concludes (TIME IS APPROXIMATE--Students will not be permitted to leave until all students in the exam room are finished)
If you arrive after 9:00 am, you will not be permitted to enter the testing room.
What Does My Student Need to Bring on the Testing Day?
Supplies Needed:
Your Charged School Device. (If you do not have a district device, one will be provided on the day of testing)
Headphones
Charger
Water bottle
Healthy snacks
What is the Test Design for the SAT?
The SAT School Day is a timed, online assessment consisting of the following:
- Reading and Writing Test: 64 minutes for 54 questions
- Four-option multiple choice
- Discrete questions
- No essay portion
- Mathematics Test: 70 minutes for 44 questions
- Four-option multiple choice (approximately 75%)
- Student-produced numeric responses (approximately 25%)
- Discrete questions
- Calculators allowed on all items
Who Participates in the SAT?
Grade 11 (junior cohort) students will participate in the SAT School Day per the federal accountability requirement. Students who participated in a previous SAT Weekend administration must still participate in their cohort’s SAT School Day administration.
How Can Students Prepare for the SAT?
- SAT College Board Student Webpage
- SAT Suite of Assessments Practice
- SAT Practice and Khan Academy Video: English│Spanish
- Click here or on the link below to access the SAT Student Guide Book
After Testing ~ How will students receive scores?
Students will access their scores through their student College Board account, with educators receiving access to scores before. Scores will include standard SAT scores as well as Indiana-specific proficiency levels. Students may elect to send their SAT score reports to up to four colleges/universities at no charge.