Important Dates for 2013
Include any upcoming exams or college preparations you need to make for your high school student. Don’t miss these deadlines, because many of them are inflexible! Check the links below for further information about each test.
Deadline
January
January 11th
February
February
Feb 8th
March 1st
March 8th
April
April
April 5th
April 5th
May 1st
May 2nd
May 2nd
May 3rd
May 6th – 10th AP exams
May 13th – 17th AP exams
June 1st
July
August
September 1st Ask local school about PSAT registration
October 16th and 19th PSAT Test
For more information about important tests:
ACT Test Dates
SAT Test Dates
AP Test Dates
PSAT Test Dates
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It's not (just) the PSAT part that's confusing. That was just her example.
My kid is a junior, so only some of these apply to him (but which?). Some only apply to seniors. Some apply to both!
(Not that I'm complaining! This blog is what is getting me through homeschooling high school and I appreciate EVERY effort you make to help us!!)
Oops, Lee - Denise was really asking, "In which years do we have to do each of these things?" F'rinstance, everyone has to update their transcripts in April. But Freshmen don't need to worry about the PSAT in September. I'm wondering the same things, so please, pretty please, enlighten us.
Very good question, Denise and Jo! You are correct, Freshmen typically think about registering for the PSAT in late summer/early fall. Here's an article that I think will answer your question:
Take the PSAT for Fun and Profit
That article includes info and links you can use to find out when and where the PSAT is given in your area, and how to prepare. I hope that helps!
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