Testing Information
Test dates and deadlines for the 2025-2026 College Board exams (SAT/ACT/PSAT) can be found in the link below.
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Tests that will be administered at Iroquois High School are noted with an asterisk and bold print. PLEASE NOTE: The SAT Suite of Assessments began digital administration in March 2024. The ACT exams are still administered traditional pencil/paper (Scantron answer sheet form), or may be administered digitally, depending on the student choice when completing registration. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Support Services office at 716-652-3000 x 7876.
The ACT Exam will be administered at Iroquois High School on Saturday, December 13, 2025. Registration should be completed by November 7, 2025, to avoid a late fee. All registration is completed online at the-act.html. Note: The ACT can be administered digitally, or "traditional" paper/pencil scantron, depending on which the student selects at registration.
Testing Information
Iroquois High School Code- 331810
Iroquois ACT Test Center Code- 197450
Iroquois SAT Test Center Code- 33380
SAT Student Guide with Practice Test
ACT Student Guide with Practice Test
Why Take the SAT/ACT?
- Each of these college entrance tests are considered a fair and reliable measure of college and career readiness for students. The test questions reflect the work students are doing every day in high school courses to prepare for college success. Visit sat.org/k12 for an in-depth look at the test specifications for the SAT; and for ACT preparation -www.act.org/the-act/testprep.
- When used in combination with high school GPA, SAT/ACT test scores are shown to be a good predictors of a student’s potential to succeed in college.
- The SAT covers core content areas essential for success in college- reading, writing and language, and math. The SAT has four components- five with the optional 50-minute essay with each component timed separately.
- The ACT includes four subject areas; math, reading, science, English and optional 40 minute writing test.
- The vast majority of colleges accept scores from either test. It is recommended that students research their college choices to determine specific testing requirements for admission; i.e. SAT and/or the ACT. Students are encouraged to register for the writing component of either test. Consult with your school counselor and/or college web site for additional information on admission testing and score report requirements.
How do I?
Find test day information here: http://sat.org/test-day
Access here: http://sat.org/practice
OR here: https://www.khanacademy.org/sat
Register here: http://sat.org/register
Register here: https://www.actstudent.org/
College Prep Courses, including ACT and SAT Boot Camp Prep for upcoming exams, are available via Iroquois Central Community Education. Please click here: college-prep-courses