SAT Regulations
- SAT Trials:
- The school starts to prepare students for the New SAT from grade 9 through SAT sessions during the day and school SAT trials and PSAT which are organized as the real trials the students take outside the school.
- Score calculations for SAT trials normally start from Grade 11. SAT trials are required for college admissions into either state-funded universities, private universities, or else universities overseas.
- SAT trials embrace: SAT 1 in English Language and Math, and SAT 2 in Math 2 (level 1 or level 2) + Physics or Biology or Chemistry.
- SAT 1 and SAT 2 trials are international examinations set by collegeboard.
- Trial fees are determined, every year, as per informed by collegeboard.
- Trials due dates:
- October (SAT 1-SAT2)
- November (SAT 2)
- December (SAT 1-SAT2)
- March (SAT1)
- May (SAT 1-SAT2)
- June (SAT 2)
- American Diploma candidates will have the right to attend the SAT set of trials in Grade 11 then in Grade 12 (twelve) times.
- Failing in SAT 2 will cause admission denial to the practical colleges (private or governmental.
- Admission to the Egyptian State-Funded universities requires SAT 1 minimum Score 1050 / 1600 at least.
- Admission to the practical colleges requires SAT 2 score minimum of 1100/ 1600 (due to the tansike office booklet)
- Admission Requirements for the Egyptian Private Colleges:
Concerning the Egyptian Private Colleges, everyone has its own requirements so you can ask and get the information you need from the college itself.
- Force Academy requires SAT 1 minimum score 1050/1600 and SAT 2 minimum score 1100 / 1600, and students have to study GPA subject (i.e. Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Advanced Math).
- Military and Police Academies that provide a Bachelor Degree in Military Sciences or Law require only an SAT 1 minimum score of 1050 / 1600 SAT 2 score is not required.