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PSAT
I took the PSAT this morning. I was sort of disappointed; the questions, at least on the English parts, seemed easy. The math sections were a bit harder, but nothing too difficult. I hope the SAT is a bit more challenging, or our country's standards are even lower than I thought.
It took some doing to figure out what school code to use, though. I am enrolled in one school and took the test at another, which was closer to my house, but the school I am enrolled in has no school code. Eventually, it was decided that I was, for the purposes of the test results, "homeschooled." The results will be sent to my house. [sigh of relief]
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November 4th, 2006 - 08:59
I found the ACT math section pretty tough. SAT shouldn't be too much different. All-in-all though, ACT was easy.