Are those that fall outside the realm of the normal curriculum of school or university education, performed by students. Extracurricular activities exist for all students.
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What is the SAT Subject Test?
SAT Subject Tests are college admission exams on specific subjects.
How many years of math do you need? Name three A-G math courses.
3 years. Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II/ Trig, Pre Calculus, Calculus A or B
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What is the structure of the SAT?
Math, Reading, Writing and Language, Essay (optional)
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What is not a extracurricular activity?
Academic Courses.
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How many SAT Subject tests are there?
20
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What subjects do the ACT have that the SAT does not have?
English and Science
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Name two social sciences/ history courses you must take to fulfill the (a) requirement.
Psychology, US History, World History, Modern World History, Econ, Government.
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When are students suppose to take the SAT?
Spring semester of Junior year and Fall Semester of Senior Year.
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Why do colleges look at extracurricular activities ?
Colleges want active engaged students involved in their communities and scholarship organizations also look for students that are involved in extracurricular activities.
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What is the structure of the SAT subject tests?
Multiple choice questions.
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What do colleges use the SAT to determine?
Admissions and merit based scholarships
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What does each letter in the A-G requirements stand for?
A- Social Sciences/ History
B- English
C-Mathematics
D-Laboratory Science
E-Foreign Language
F-Visual Arts
G- Elective
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Name four math courses that are including in the math section of the SAT.
Arithmetic, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, and data analysis.
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Name one reason extracurricular activities are important.
1. Discover your talents and develop skills
2. Help build confidence and encourage you to see relationships and connections.
3. And leads to college majors and future employment.
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Name two reasons students take the SAT subject tests?
1.Colleges may require them
2.You stand out in college admissions
3.Show colleges your interests
4.Fulfill requirements or get credit