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College Entrance Exams

SAT

SAT Suite of Assessments is an aptitude test used widely by college admissions counselors in the admissions process.  The SAT consists of an Evidence-based Reading and Writing (EBRW) section and a Math section. Beginning with the 2021-2022 school year, the SAT no longer includes an essay section and subject tests are no longer available. The SAT is offered eight times per year nationally. Noblesville High School is typically a test site in August, November, December, and June. Students may take the test on any test date at any site that is offered. If the test is taken more than once, the best scores from each section are used by admissions counselors in the selection process.

 There are three ways to get Question of the Day:

  • Bookmark the SAT Question of the Day page 
  • Follow @SATQuestion on Twitter
  • Download the official app from iTunes

Registration -- Noblesville High School will offer the 2023-2024 SAT in August, November, December, and June.  If you need to take the SAT on a date that it is not offered at NHS, choose a site close by that does offer it on the date you want to take it. To register for the SAT, please begin the process by visiting www.sat.collegeboard.org  

SAT Fee Waivers - If you are a 21st Century Scholar or receive assistance for textbooks or free/reduced lunch, please see your school counselor or Mrs. Anas in the Counseling Office.        

Student with Disabilities - If you have a documented disability (IEP or 504 Plan), you may be eligible for accommodations. To apply for accommodations, please see your counselor or Mrs. Stoffel in the Counseling Office.

ACT

The ACT (American College Testing) is a timed standardized test widely used by college admission counselors in the admission process. The ACT (No Writing) consists of four multiple-choice tests: English, Mathematics, Reading, and Science. The ACT Plus Writing includes the four multiple-choice tests and a Writing test. NHS is typically a test site 2-3 times each school year. Generally we encourage juniors to take the test sometime in semester 2 and seniors to take the test in September. Students may take the test on any test date.  If the test is taken more than once, the best scores from each section are used by admissions counselors in the selection process.  

Registration -- Noblesville typically offers the ACT in September, February, and April. If you need to take an ACT on a date that it is not offered at NHS, choose a site close by that does offer it on the date you want to take it. To register for the ACT, visit www.actstudent.org  

ACT Fee Waivers - If you are a 21st Century Scholar or receive assistance for textbooks or free/reduced lunch, please see your School Counselor.   

Student with Disabilities - If you have a documented disability, you may be eligible for accommodations on ACT Program tests. To apply for accommodations, please see Mrs. Anas in the Counseling Office.