Here you can find resources to help you narrow down the list of colleges you want to look into. We have created a search engine that provides names of universities that have around the same total enrollment, acceptance rate, and tuition cost that you want a school to have. We also created a three question quiz that can tell you if the SAT or ACT is best suited for you! There is also an ACT to SAT score converter, which can be used for students that would like to see how their ACT score compares to SAT scores.
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SAT vs. ACT Quiz
A: - Wider range of mathematic topics
- More geometry and trignometry
- No formulas provided
- Allows calculators for all math questions
B: - Doesn't cover many topics, like trig functions and matrices
- Less than 10% of math section is geometry and trignometry
- Formulas provided
- Has non-calculator and calculator math part
A:
- Does not give line numbers for details that are being referenced in question
- Easier for those who can remember locations of details in passages
- Does not require you to find supporting evidence in the passage for your answer
B: - Provides line numbers for details that are being referenced in question
- Questions are also often given in chronological order
- Has questions that ask for supporting evidence in passage
A:
- More focused on grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure.
- Includes more "big picture" type questions
B: - Tests more for vocabulary
- Focuses more on questions about writing style