St. Bede Academy CEEB/ACT Code is 143-465
St. Bede Academy ACT Test Center Code 175010
IVCC ACT Test Center Code 010560
Click on the black buttons below to access the test website, specific test dates, practice questions, etc.
St. Bede Academy ACT Test Center Code 175010
IVCC ACT Test Center Code 010560
Click on the black buttons below to access the test website, specific test dates, practice questions, etc.
See the St. Bede Academy Parent Student Handbook/Calendar for specific test dates.
Test Prep Info: To view a list of resources for students to prepare for the tests listed below.
PSAT-NMSQT is a practice SAT exam and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test.
How do I access my full score report online? (Paper copies of score reports are on longer provided. Students can print a paper copy from their College Board Account.) What Do My PSAT Scores Mean? |
PreACT is the first step toward practicing for the ACT® test.
PreACT provides students with a realistic ACT test experience. Any ACT prep program is also good preparation for the PreAct. UNDERSTANDING Your PreACT Results College and Career Planning Resources At this link ACT had pulled together an entire library of articles and resources to help you get on the path to college and career readiness! Planning for your Major and Career - Free resources from ACT to help you learn more about yourself and the college and career paths you want to explore. Keep Your Eyes on the Prize HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE DURING YOUR SOPHOMORE YEAR Sophomore Year Checklist |
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Many colleges will require TOEFL scores from international applicants even if they have have attended high school in the US for 3 or more years. Don't eliminate college options by not taking the TOEFL !
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August 21, 2015 Announcement from the College Board Advanced Placement Program:
The Advanced Placement Program® is happy to share with you the tremendous news that Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner last week signed into law HB 3428, legislation requiring all Illinois public colleges and universities to award credit to students who submit scores of 3 and higher on AP® Exams. This applies to entering freshmen at Illinois public institutions of higher education beginning in the fall of 2016. This new policy will ensure that Illinois students receive the college credits they can earn as a result of their hard work in AP. At a time when AP participation and performance has increased significantly in the state, this law provides more students with a greater opportunity to graduate from college on time. |