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Free SAT Testing For Texas High School Juniors
Texas Education Agency To Fund College Entrance Exams For
Through support from the Texas Education Agency (TEA), all high school juniors in Texas public schools and charter schools will be able to take a college entrance exam for free this spring. The SAT is the most widely used college entrance exam in the country AND in the state of Texas. More than 140,000 Texas high school students take the SAT each year.
Registration deadlines are fast approaching. The deadline for the May 1 SAT is March 31, while the deadline for the June 5 exam is May 5.
The official SAT Landing Page for TX Students is
www.host-collegeboard.com/sat/freeintexas/
(copy and paste).
Registration deadlines are fast approaching. The deadline for the May 1 SAT is March 31, while the deadline for the June 5 exam is May 5.
The official SAT Landing Page for TX Students is
www.host-collegeboard.com/sat/freeintexas/
(copy and paste).
A well produced :60 audio spot is available for easy download and use. If you would like to edit and track the story on your own, the script is below:
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Spring Break is over for Texas high school students, and for many juniors, the focus now turns to the college admissions process. For the vast majority of Texas high school students, that means registering for the SAT.
The Texas Education Agency recently announced it will help students get ready for college this spring by covering SAT registration fees for every Junior at Texas Public Schools or charter schools. The SAT is the most widely used college entrance exam in Texas, and students will be able to take the test for free on either May 1 or June 5th.
Ann Wright in the Austin office of the College Board, talks about the process…
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“Students can obtain an SAT voucher from their guidance counselor and use the voucher number to register online at S-A-T Dot Collegeboard Dot com. Students with College Board accounts who received a voucher number via email should use that number to register. If a school does not have vouchers, students should call SAT Customer Service for assistance.”
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SAT registration deadlines are approaching. You can find out more by visiting the SAT website, CollegeBoard.com, or you can Google: SAT Registration.
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[[announcer track]]
Spring Break is over for Texas high school students, and for many juniors, the focus now turns to the college admissions process. For the vast majority of Texas high school students, that means registering for the SAT.
The Texas Education Agency recently announced it will help students get ready for college this spring by covering SAT registration fees for every Junior at Texas Public Schools or charter schools. The SAT is the most widely used college entrance exam in Texas, and students will be able to take the test for free on either May 1 or June 5th.
Ann Wright in the Austin office of the College Board, talks about the process…
[[suggested bite]] [[TRT :17]]
“Students can obtain an SAT voucher from their guidance counselor and use the voucher number to register online at S-A-T Dot Collegeboard Dot com. Students with College Board accounts who received a voucher number via email should use that number to register. If a school does not have vouchers, students should call SAT Customer Service for assistance.”
[[announcer track continued ]]
SAT registration deadlines are approaching. You can find out more by visiting the SAT website, CollegeBoard.com, or you can Google: SAT Registration.
I’m ……
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We are offering interviews with someone from the College Board, to talk about this rare opportunity, and the deadlines associated with registering for the SAT this spring.
Please call Rob @ 817-794-0555 to arrange a date and time which works for you.
Please call Rob @ 817-794-0555 to arrange a date and time which works for you.