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SAT

SAT School Day for 11th Graders

All FISD students classified as 11th grade are automatically registered to take the SAT School Day at no charge. Students do not register for this exam with College Board. Testing will be held at their home campus on Wednesday, March 1, 2023. Students will receive an email the week prior to the SAT School Day with exam specific details. Plan to arrive on campus by 8:45 am in order to be in your test room before testing begins at 9 am. Students arriving late will not be admitted to the test. There is no make-up date.

How to Prepare

• SAT School Day Student Guide

• Free Customized Online Practice

What to bring on test day

• Two No. 2 pencils with erasers. 

• All students are encouraged to bring a College Board approved calculator; however, math problems can be solved without the use of a calculator. 

• A healthy snack and water to drink. Snacks and drinks are only allowed during designated breaks.    

What NOT to bring on test day

• Protractors, compasses, rulers 

• Highlighters, colored pens, colored pencils, mechanical pencils 

• Pamphlets or papers of any kind.  

Students taking the SAT School Day are not permitted to access electronic devices, including cell phone watches, during the exam. Devices must be powered off and stored in a designated location during the exam. If a student is observed with any prohibited electronic device in the testing room or during a break their scores will be canceled. 

For additional information and registration for Saturday testing dates, please visit the College Board website.

SAT Test Dates/Deadlines

The SAT will be offered on the following dates:

View the SAT fees and FISD School Codes

For additional information and registration for testing dates, please visit the SAT website.
Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD)

ACT

ACT Test Dates/Deadline

The ACT will be offered on the following dates:

View the ACT fees and FISD School Codes

For additional information and registration for testing dates, please visit the ACT website.
Accommodations and English Learner Support for the ACT test

Test Accommodations for College Board and ACT Tests

Accommodations in your student's Frisco ISD developed IEP or 504 plan do not automatically apply to College Board or ACT tests. Accommodations for these tests must be requested through a separate process. There is no guarantee your student will be approved to use accommodations during the administration of the College Board and ACT tests. The approval of accommodations for these tests is determined solely by the College Board and ACT testing services. Families, and not Frisco ISD staff, are ultimately responsible for obtaining these accommodations. Frisco ISD will assist with the accommodation applications as a courtesy for all students with IEPs and 504 plans for families who timely follow the application process. It is important for families to adhere strictly to the Frisco ISD specified timelines for submitting all requests for accommodations and to provide all requested documentation. Failure to timely submit the requested information to Frisco ISD staff may result in an inability to submit the accommodation request. Any additional educational and neuropsychological testing needed or requested by the College Board or ACT is the responsibility of the family and will not be provided by Frisco ISD staff. Due to processing time, the Frisco ISD deadlines for accommodation requests and documentation are prior to the dates given by College Board or ACT. These dates are final. If you are requesting after the deadline, we will work with you to apply for accommodations for the next available test date.

For more information on submitting an accommodation request, contact the campus CCMR Facilitator.

Accommodation Deadlines

* These exams are offered on-campus during the school day.
** This is the anticipated PSAT/NMSQT date from the College Board. This exam is offered on-campus during the school day.

TSIA (Texas Success Initiative Assessment)

The TSI is another exam to determine college readiness and is usually administered directly on college or university campuses. Frisco ISD does not currently administer the TSIA on any of our campuses. Dual credit students are required to either take the TSIA or meet the waiver requirements for the TSIA through other testing options. Students interested in taking the TSIA should contact the college directly where they are applying.

Free Personalized Online Exam Preparation

Frisco ISD is excited to offer current students in grades 6-12 the opportunity to access free online learning for college readiness tutorials.

SAT, ACT and TSIA2 prep is available through Apex. The asynchronous virtual learning opportunity is open for secondary Frisco ISD students to self-enroll.

• Learn how to Self-Enroll College Readiness with Apex. 

College Admissions

While most colleges and universities require a college entrance exam such as the SAT or ACT, some universities are going “testing optional” and not requiring them as part of the admissions process. Please review the website for any college or university that you are interested in to learn about their specific admissions requirements.