SAT I is SAT Reasoning Test.  SAT II is SAT Subject Tests.

SEPTEMBER

• Update your brag sheet
• CSRA College Night at James Brown Arena

OCTOBER

• PSAT
• Get involved in extracurricular activities
• Find ways to be a leader in and outside of school

NOVEMBER

• Focus on academics
• Explore and get involved in volunteer opportunities

DECEMBER

• PSAT scores mailed
• Keep up with your reading for the SAT next year.  The more you read, the higher your verbal score is likely to be.

JANUARY

• Using your PSAT scores, begin researching colleges through listed Web sites.

FEBRUARY

• Consider a summer program.
• Continue with volunteer work, club activities, or a part-time job.
• Plan your 11^th grade course selection.  If you have questions, contact the college counselor or academic dean.

MARCH

• Begin visits to nearby colleges, possibly during spring break.
• ERB testing

APRIL

• Register for May/June SAT IIs.  Ask your current teacher for more information.

MAY

• AP exams
• SAT II

JUNE

• SAT II
• Plan visits to colleges over the summer.  Keep a log.

NOTE

• Verify all registration and test dates on the official Web sites.