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Undergraduate and Graduate

Exam Help
Before you can think about applying for aid, you should look at the
testing requirements. Virtually everyone who wants to attend college
needs to take either the ACT or the SAT. Potential graduate students
must take the GRE, the GMAT, the MCAT or the LSAT. Each test is for a
different type of graduate school. Scoring high on one of these tests is
vital to winning many scholarships, so it is in your best interest to
study hard for the exam and get lots of sleep the night before the test!

ACT
The ACT is well known to many high school students around the
country. Many students spend hundreds of dollars and hours of study
time preparing for this very important exam. It covers the topics of
math, English, reading, science reasoning, and has a writing portion.
The highest score anyone can get is 36 (and the lowest score is 1). Aid
based on academic performance always want to see the applicant’s
ACT or SAT score.

SAT
The SAT is usually given to high school juniors and seniors. It has been
intimidating students for over 100 years, but it has also undergone
many changes through the years. The exam is lengthy, over three
hours long, and tests students on the subjects of critical reading, math,
and writing. The highest score someone can get is 2400, and the
lowest score is 600. Some scholarship applications require the SAT
score, while others will take an ACT score instead.

GRE
The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is used by graduate schools
and scholarship committees. A college senior or recent graduate might
need to take the GRE if he wants to attend a liberal arts graduate
school. It tests quantitative and verbal reasoning, writing skills, and
critical thinking skills.
GMAT
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is for students who
want to attend a business school after college. It covers the topics of
verbal skills, math skills, and analytic skills. Anyone who wants to excel
on this test should brush up on his or her math skills.

MCAT
The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is for those who wish to go
to medical school. The exam is very vigorous and tests a variety of
skills. If you want to take this exam, you should understand scientific
principles and medical facts.

LSAT
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is for students who want to go
to law school. It assesses a student’s logical and verbal reasoning
ability. American law schools always require the LSAT score for
admissions purposes, and committees also need to see the score.

Scholarship Opportunities
Students today are so lucky to have the Internet as a search tool. Not
too long ago, people had to rely on guidance counselors and libraries
to get the information on their awards. No longer! Now, we can simply
open a browser, type in a few keywords, and even submit applications
online. It couldn’t be any simpler. This site can help you in your search
for school money, but it’s not the only place you can look.

Guidance Counselors
Although search engines are great for starting your search, do not let it
be your only resource! Talk with your high school guidance counselor
to get some advice about applying. They are in close contact with
colleges and universities and know how the admission process works.
Guidance counselors are also a good resource for local aid that may
not

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