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Scholastic Aptitude
Test (SAT I)
The SAT I: Reasoning Test is required
of all first year applicants. The SAT*I measures your
verbal and math reasoning abilities
| What will the SAT*1
test? |
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A: The SAT*1, or Scholastic
Aptitude Test for Reasoning Skills, measures student
aptitude in the following areas: |
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Verbal |
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- analogies (19 questions)
- sentence completions (19 questions)
- critical reading (40 questions) |
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Math
(arithmetic, algebra, geometry, quantitative comparisons
and using grids) |
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o multiple-choice (35
questions)
- quantitative comparisons (15 questions that emphasize
the concepts of equalities, inequalities, and estimation)
- student-produced response (10 questions that have
no answer choices provided) |
| Can I use a calculator
for the math section? |
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- It is recommended to
bring and use a calculator. Four-function, scientific,
or graphing calculators are acceptable.How long
is the SAT 1?It is a 3-hour examination. |
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