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NikAS [45]
3 years ago
15

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marta [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

  1. Time: 2 hr 55 min (+ 40 min if taking writing as well)
  2. Sections: English, Math, Reading, Science, Writing (optional)
  3. Time per Section: English (45 min), Math (60 min), Reading (35 min), Science (35 min), Writing (40 min)
  4. Scoring: Raw scores (# of questions answered correctly in each section) are converted into scaled scores (ranging from 1 - 36), which are averaged into a composite score (ranging from 1 - 36).
  5. Number of Questions: English (75 q), Math (60 q), Reading (40 q), Science (40 q), Writing (1 essay)
  6. Cost: US without writing ($50.50), US with writing ($67.00), non-U.S. without writing ($150.00), non-U.S. with writing ($166.50)
  7. CSUs, Ivy League schools, + some other schools.
  8. I would take the ACT or SAT to boost my college applications and gauge where my level of knowledge is at.

Explanation:

A simple online search produced the answers.

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