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PSATS AND NAVIANCE

USING THE PSAT SCORE REPORT AND NAVIANCE FOR COLLEGE AND CAREER PLANNING

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PSAT: A QUICK RECAP

  • Who takes the PSAT?
    • 10th and 11th graders
  • When is the PSAT offered?
    • Once a year, in October (this year, on a Wednesday)
  • If I took the PSATs in 10th grade, should I take them again in 11th grade?
    • Yes! (extra practice, NMSQT)
    • Likely that PSATs will be offered during the school day again next year, so all students will take it.
  • Do my PSAT scores get sent to colleges when I apply?
    • No, they are just for you – it’s a practice test

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CREATING A COLLEGEBOARD ACCOUNT

  • Visit www.collegeboard.org to create your account
    • This will be the account you use to
      • register for ALL SAT tests
      • access practice tests and free test prep activities
      • see your scores
      • send your scores to colleges and universities

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THE PSAT SCORE REPORT

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SCORE OVERVIEW

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For more information

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DETAIL

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TEST SCORES SECTION

Click on the question section to get to the actual test questions

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TEST SUBSCORES

Click here to learn more about what this component of the test measures

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TEST QUESTIONS

Click here to see the whole test question

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TEST QUESTIONS �IN DEPTH

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NEXT STEPS

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NAVIANCE

  • What is Naviance?
    • College and Career Search Tool
    • Used by teachers and guidance counselors to submit letters of recommendation during the college process
  • Student Access
  • Guest Access
    • Password: Raiders

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CAREERS

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CAREER INTEREST PROFILER

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CAREER EXPLANATIONS

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SUPERMATCH COLLEGE SEARCH

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SCATTERPLOTS

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COLLEGE ADMISSION TESTING (ALPHABET SOUP)

  • SAT or ACT
    • Interchangeable at almost all colleges and universities (take whichever one you feel more confident about)
  • SAT Subject Tests
    • Additional subject-based tests that some colleges and universities require (usually ACT with Writing is also accepted as an alternative to SAT Subject Tests)
  • TOEFL
    • Students whose first language is not English should register to take this test
  • AP Exams
    • Scores can be sent to colleges and universities, but are not required for admission

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