| General Information |
- Test length: three hours (plus 50 minutes for optional essay)
- Students can apply for and be granted up to 100% extended time
- Two required sections (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, Math)
- One optional section (essay)
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- Test length: three hours, 25 min
- Students can apply for and be granted up to 50% extended time
- Four required sections (English, Math, Reading, and Science)
- Optional and recommended writing test.
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| Scores |
- Score in each subject area can range from 200–800
- Total score range is from 400–1,600
- Score of 6–24 for essay
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- Score of 1–36 for each test section
- Composite score of 1–36 based on average score of the four test sections
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| Incorrect Answer |
- No deduction for incorrect answers
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- No deduction for incorrect answers
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| Content |
- Evidence Based-Reading and Writing
- Math: Arithmetic Through Trigonometry (there is a "no calculator" section)
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- Reading Comprehension
- English
- Math: Arithmetic Through Trigonometry
- Science
- Optional Essay
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| Essay |
- Optional
- Last section of the test
- Scored on Reading, Analysis, and Writing
- Scored on a scale of 2–8 on each of these areas
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- Optional
- Final section of the test
- Not included in composite score
- Topic is generally important to high school students
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| Notes |
- Landmark generally administers the SAT in fall of senior year and spring of junior year.
- Landmark will help submit documentation for testing accommodations but final decisions are made the College Board.
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- Landmark generally administers the ACT in fall of senior year and spring of junior year
- Landmark will help submit documentation for testing accommodations but final decisions are made by the ACT.
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