On Wednesday, October 10, 2018 Juniors who register in advance, will take the PSAT/NMSQT. This test is an experience that prepares students to take the SAT test the Spring of their Junior year. The PSAT can also be used to qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
All students must have a College Board account to maximize the benefits and learning outcomes of the PSAT. The College Board is the organization that publishes the PSAT and SAT tests. The account offers students access to free practice resources through Khan Academcy and access to scores once a test is graded.
All students must have a College Board account to maximize the benefits and learning outcomes of the PSAT. The College Board is the organization that publishes the PSAT and SAT tests. The account offers students access to free practice resources through Khan Academcy and access to scores once a test is graded.
Register for the PSAT/NMSQT
Juniors interested in taking the PSAT/NMSQT on October 10th, 2018, must register online no later than Monday, September 10th. Registration can be done through Total Registration, the same website that Waubonsie Valley students use to register for AP Exams. Here is the link to the registration website: https://user.totalregistration.net/PSAT/140184user.totalregistration.net/PSAT/140184
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To start the process, register (If you do not have an account) or verify (If you do have an account) your account using the button below. Be sure to use your personal email as your email address. Students who took the PSAT last year should already have a College Board account. These students should login to their College Board account and update any information that has changed. Remember that last year students created accounts using their school email address. District 204 is encouraging students to switch that email address to a personal email address this year. Students who have forgotten their login credentials can use the 'forgot username or password' reset function provided by College Board.
College Board partners with Khan Academy to provide personalized test results that are paired with a study plan tailored to your individual test results. For example, when your scores are reported you will also find statements about your strengths and weaknesses and content such as videos and practice problems to help you improve.
Students who took the PSAT in District 204 last year should have set up a Khan Academy account and linked it to their College Board account. Those students should log in to their Khan Academy account and update any contact information that has changed, paying close attention to the email address that is listed. Students who are new to the district or who have never taken a PSAT exam should sign up for a Khan Academy accounts as a new user. Again, students are to use their personal email to register.
Students who took the PSAT in District 204 last year should have set up a Khan Academy account and linked it to their College Board account. Those students should log in to their Khan Academy account and update any contact information that has changed, paying close attention to the email address that is listed. Students who are new to the district or who have never taken a PSAT exam should sign up for a Khan Academy accounts as a new user. Again, students are to use their personal email to register.