Carmel High School
CLASS OF 2016
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SCHEDULING INFORMATION MEETING:
JUNIOR PARENTS
JANUARY 14, 2015
6:30 PM
Dale E. Graham Auditorium
Agenda
Welcome
Scheduling Process
General Information
Course Selections
General College Information
Q&A
Scheduling Timeline for Juniors
January 13, 2015 Student scheduling meetings held during SRT (students receive materials)
January 14, 2015 Scheduling meeting for parents of juniors
January 13-20, 2015 Online Course Registration (OCR) System open for student request entry
January 30, 2015 Deadline for courses requiring an application
Prior to scheduling, students should prepare for their scheduling appointments by:
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Reading the information on their worksheets
Reading the Program of Study (available online)
Choosing courses and filling out online course requests completely
Having parent/guardian review choices
Completing and returning required course applications for 2015-2016 by January
30, 2015
January 21-February 13, 2015 Students’ individual scheduling appointments with counselor
 SRT teachers will have information about when each student will be meeting with
counselor
 Each counselor sets his/her own scheduling calendar and will use these dates as a
guideline only
 After students meet individually with counselor, he/she will be given a final copy
of course selections. (Parents, please ask to see this!)
Class of 2016—Information about Scheduling for the 2015-2016 School-Year
General Information:
During the week of January 13, 2015 current eleventh graders, members of the class of 2016, will begin to select their
courses for their senior year.
On Tuesday, January 13th, students will receive information about courses required for the senior year, a list of courses
that are available to seniors, and a list of courses that have been recommended/suggested by their teachers. On
Wednesday, January 14th, a parent meeting will be held in the CHS auditorium at 6:30 pm. CHS juniors (and their
parents) will then select the courses they would like to take during grade 12 using the CHS online course request system.
The online course request system will be available to students beginning Tuesday, January 13 through the end of the
day on Tuesday, January 20th. After January 20, 2015, students’ course requests for the 2015-2016 academic year can
be viewed at any time using the online course request system. Please note: After January 20th, changes to a student’s
course requests can be made only by the student’s counselor.
As you begin planning for your senior year, we would like for you to carefully consider your four-year plan, diploma
requirements, post-secondary plans, information provided by your counselor and the recommendations from your
teachers to come up with the best possible schedule.
Please note: This year, students will not be receiving a paper copy of the Program of Studies book. The book can be
viewed online through the Carmel High School website under the “Academics” link. The web address for the correct
page is http://www1.ccs.k12.in.us/chs/academics/program-of-studies . Be sure to select the 2015-2016 version of
the Program of Studies. If a student needs to see a paper copy of the book, every SRT teacher will have several copies
available in the classroom. Also, copies will be available in the CHS Media Center as well as the Counseling Center.
Use the grid (on the reverse side) to plan your 12th grade courses before accessing the Online Requests system. Please
be sure to make note of alternate elective choices. Your counselor will be asking you for those alternate elective choices
during your scheduling meeting. You will also be asked about your plans for attending summer school and will be given
the opportunity to register for summer school. The dates for summer school at CHS are: June 1, 2015-July 1, 2015,
Monday-Thursday, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM. The courses available during summer school can be found on page 106 of the
2015-2016 CHS Program of Studies. Students may also plan to take a summer school course through Indiana Online
Academy. Information about the IOA Summer School can be found on page 107 of the CHS Program of Studies.
Registration for IOA summer courses must be completed on-line with IOA in April or May.
Beginning January 21, 2015, counselors will meet with students individually to go over their course selections.
To access the Online Course Requests system:
Go the Carmel Clay Schools web site: http://www.ccs.k12.in.us/chs/home
In the search box, type in “OCR”
To log into the system, you will use the student username that you use to log on to any computer while at school.
Your password for the On-Line Course Request system is your student ID number.
Schedules can be changed at any time up to March 1, 2015 by completing a schedule change request form or by emailing your counselor. Between March 1st and May 1st, schedules may be changed only if there are seats available in
the requested class. After May 1st schedules may be changed only for the reasons listed in the CHS Pathways on page
20.
APPLICATION/APPROVAL COURSE
CARMEL HIGH SCHOOL 2015-2016 School Year
Application deadline is January 30 and applications must be
submitted prior to appointments with Counselor.
APPLICATION COURSES
Course
Department
STAT (Senior Teacher Assistant Team)
Student Assistant/Office Aids
AVID (enter and exit)
Internship
IS Computer Science
IS Computer Tech Support
Business Cooperative Experience
JEL
Radio Staff (2nd yr and beyond)
Television Staff (2nd yr and beyond)
Yearbook Pinnacle (2nd yr and beyond)
Hilite Newspaper (2nd yr and beyond)
Tech Systems
Work Based Learning
Education Professions
Kid’s Corner
International Baccalaureate Interest
SRT Math Tutor
Student Paid Lifeguard
PE II Waiver (ALT)
K-8 Mentoring
Peer Tutoring/Peer Facilitating
Administration
All Departments
AVID
Business
Business
Business
Business
Career Center
Communications
Communications
Communications
Communications
Engineering & Technology
Family Consumer Science
Family Consumer Science
Family Consumer Science
IB
Math
Physical Education
Physical Education
Social Studies
Special Education
Pick-up application from:
Counseling, Media Center (Ramos)
Counseling
AVID Teacher, Counseling
Counseling, F111
Counseling, F111
Counseling, F111
Teacher, Counseling, F111
Counseling
Teacher (Spilbeler)
Teacher (Kaiser)
Teacher (Laughrey)
Teacher (Streisel)
Teacher, Counseling, Website
Teacher, Counseling, Website
Teacher, Counseling, Website
Teacher, Counseling, Website
Will Ellery, Counseling
Math Teacher
Tenbrink, Counseling
Coach/Teacher
Pletcher in E216 (due Jan. 23)
Counseling
APPROVAL COURSES
Course
IS Photography
IS Art
IS Ceramics
Advanced Drama
Applied Music (Musical Arts)
Music Theory
Advanced Tech Theatre
Intermediate Piano
IS Performing Arts
Science Research
World Language Tutors
Department
Art
Art
Art
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Performing Arts
Science
World Language
Recommendation /Permission from:
Photo Teacher
Art Teacher
Art Teacher
Peterson
Kuskye
Counseling, Hite
Counseling, Seelig
Counseling, Paul
Counseling, Han
Marlow
World Language Teacher
Courses Available to Seniors (class of 2016) for the 2015-2016 School Year:
Please carefully check prerequisites. Please be prepared with alternate choices for elective courses.
Art
(full year preferred, single semester is possible)
World Languages
(all are full yr.)
AP Studio Art 1-2 (2D Design Portfolio)
AP Studio Art 1-2 (3D Design Portfolio)
AP Studio Art 1-2 (Drawing Portfolio)
Art History (sem.)
Art History, AP 1-2
Introduction to 3-Dimensional Art
Ceramics 1-6
Digital Design 1-2
Digital Design 3-4 (teacher approval)
Drawing 1-6
Fiber Arts 1-2
Independent Study Adv 2D Art 1-2 (teacher approval)
Independent Study Ceramics 1-2 (teacher approval)
Jewelry 1-2
Jewelry 3-4 (teacher approval)
Photography 1-2
Photography: Digital 1
Photography: Adv. Digital 2 (teacher approval)
Independent Study Photography (teacher approval)
Painting 1-2
IB Visual Arts SL 1-2
IB Visual Arts HL 3-4
American Sign Language I-II
Chinese I-IV
French I – V
French Language, AP 1-2
German I – V
German Language, AP 1-2
Hebrew I - II
Japanese I – IV
Japanese Language, AP 1-2
Latin I – V
Latin-Vergil, AP
Spanish I – V
Spanish Language, AP 1-2
Spanish Literature, AP 1-2
IB French SL, 3-4
IB German SL, 3-4
IB Latin SL, 3-4
IB Latin HL, 3-4
IB Spanish SL, 3-4
World Lang. Peer Tutor 1-2
Algebra II 1-2 (full yr.)
Geometry 1-2 (full yr.)
Pre-Calculus/Trig., Intermediate 1-2 (full yr.)
Pre-Calculus/Trig. 1-2 (full yr.)
Pre-Calculus/Trig., Honors, 1-2 (full yr.)
Statistics, AP, 1-2 (full yr.)
Finite Math (full yr.- IU Option)
Brief Survey of Calculus I* (full yr..-IU M119 option*)
Calculus AB, AP,1-2 (IU Option*-full yr.)
Calculus BC, AP, 1-2 (IU Option*-full yr.)
Multivariable Calculus 1-2 (full yr.)
Math Tutor 1-2 (0.5 credit/sem.)
IB Mathematics SL or HL 1-4 (two year program)
IB Mathematical Studies, SL 1-2 (one year program)
Family and Consumer Science
(all are single semester unless
otherwise indicated)
Social Studies
Engineering & Technology
Intro to Engineering Design 1-2 (full yr.) (Project Lead the Way-dual credit)
Principles of Engineering 1-2 (full yr.) (Project Lead the Way-dual credit)
Digital Electronics 1-2 (full yr.) (Project Lead the Way-dual credit)
Civil Engineering & Architecture 1-2 (Project Lead the Way-dual credit)
Intro to Construction 1-2 (full yr.)
Intro to Design Processes 1-2 (sem. or full yr.)
Intro to Engineering Design-non PLTW-(sem.)
Intro to Manufacturing 1-2 (full yr.)
Technology Systems* 1-2 (full yr.)
Intro to Transportation 1-2
Communications
Mass Media: Trends in Media&Media Literacy (sem.)
Mass Media: Visual Journalism 1 (sem.)
Mass Media: Visual Journalism 2 (sem.)
Journalism: Indpdnt Stdy Digital Photo (sem. by
application)
Student Pub: Newspaper 1-2 (full yr.)
Student Pub: Newspaper HiLite 3-8 (full yr-by app)
Student Pub: Yearbook 1-2 (full yr.)
Student Pub: Pinnacle 3-8 (full yr. by application)
Student Pub: Radio 1-2 (full yr.)
Student Pub: Radio WHJE 3-8 (full yr., by application)
Student Pub: TV 1-2 (full yr.)
Student Pub: TV CHTV 3-8 (full yr., by application)
Special Programs
(by application or instructor approval)
AP Capstone Certificate or Diploma
AVID
Basic Skills
IB Diploma
K-8 Mentoring (also listed in Social Studies)
Peer Facilitating/Special Needs 1-6
Peer Tutoring
Peer Tutoring-Social Skills
Peer Facilitating-Life Skills
Peer Facilitating-Adaptive P.E.
Peer Tutoring-Math
Peer Tutoring-World Language
Office Assistant/Peer Mediator (non credit)
Early Childhood Ed. “Kids’ Corner”
Education Professions
Professional Career Internship
STAT-Senior Teaching Assistant Team
Physical Education
Math
Comparative Govt & Politics, AP (sem.)
Economics (sem.)
European History 1-2, AP (full yr.)
Geography & History of the World 1-2
International Relations (sem.)
K-8 Mentoring (full yr., by application)
Law Education (sem.)
Macroeconomics, AP (sem.)
Microeconomics, AP (sem.)
Psychology (sem.)
Psychology, AP (sem.)
Sociology (sem.)
Human Geography, AP (full yr.)
U.S. Government & Politics, AP (sem.)
U.S. Government (sem.)
U.S. History 1-2 (full yr.)
U.S. History 1-2, ACP (full yr.)
U.S. History 1-2, AP (full yr.)
World History 1-2 (sem. or full yr.)
IB Hist. of the Americas, HL 3-4 (full yr.)
IB Psychology, SL 1-2 (full yr.)
Nutrition and Wellness: Orient. to Foods
Advanced Nutrition and Wellness:
Baking
Regional American, & Foreign Foods
Nutrition & Fitness
Intro to Culinary Arts & Hospitality Mngmnt
Culinary Arts & Hospitality Mngmnt 1, CC
Culinary Arts & Hospitality Mngmnt 2, CC
Advanced Life Sciences: Foods 1-2
(counts as Core 40 science course for diploma)
Child Development (dual credit)
Early Childhd Ed: Adv Child Dev (dual credit)
Early Childhood Ed. “Kids’ Corner”(dual
credit)
Education Professions (sem. or full yr.-dual credit):
Work Based Learning: FCS (sem. 2-3 credits)
Adult Roles & Responsibilities
Intro to Housing & Interior Design
Preparing for College & Careers
Human Development & Wellness
Interpersonal Relations
Intro to Fashion & Textiles 1
Intro to Fashion & Textiles 2
Fashion & Textiles Careers I, 1-4
Fashion & Textiles Careers II, 1-2
Adaptive PE I-II (sem. or full yr.)
Health & Wellness Education (sem.)
Physical Education I-II (sem. or full yr.)
*Elective Health & PE options:
Physical Conditioning (sem.-may repeat)
Adv.Physical Conditioning (sem.,may repeat-2nd
semester seniors must be on a current IHSAA CHS team roster)
Modern Fitness (sem.-may repeat)
Aquatic Fitness & Sports (sem., may repeat)
Cardiovascular Dev. (sem.-may repeat)
Current Health Issues (sem., only once)
Lifetime Fitness (sem., may repeat once)
Lifeguard Certification (sem., only once)
Sports Medicine 1 (sem.)
Sports Medicine 2 (sem.)
*no more than 6 credits in PE electives may be
counted toward diploma requirements,
English
Capstone Research, AP 1-2
English 12-1, Composition (sem.)
English 12-1, Composition, ACP W131*(sem.-IU option)
English 12-2, Speech (sem.)
English 12-2, Speech ACP C121(sem.-IU option)
English 12-2, Genres Of Literature (sem.-IU option*)
English 12-2, Advanced Speech 3 (sem.-fall)
English 12-2, Advanced Speech 4 (sem.-spring)
English 12-2, Debate 1-4 (single sem.- fall)
English Language & Composition, AP 1-2 (full yr.)
IB English A HL, 3-4
American Literature (sem.)
English Literature (sem.)
English Literature & Comp., AP 1-2
Biblical Literature (sem.)
Classical Literature (sem.)
Literary Movements (sem.)
Creative Writing (sem.)
Technical Communication (sem.)
Etymology (sem.)
Developmental Reading* (sem. or full yr.)
English as a New Language special classes:
(placement determined by ENL coordinator)
Eng. as a New Lang. I 1-2 / ENL Lab
Eng. as a New Lang. II 1-2*/ English 9
Eng. as a New Lang. III 1-2 / English 10
ENL Study Hall* (no credit)
Performing Arts
(all are full year)
Band Options* (by audition)
(Marching Band)
Dance Performance 1-2*
Jazz Band Options*
Music Theory 1-2*
Piano/Electronic Keyboarding
Beginning or Intermediate
Choir Options* (by audition)
Applied Music 1-2*
Orchestra Options* (by audition)
Applied Music (Choir) 1-2*
Theatre Arts 1-2
Advanced Theatre Arts 1-2*
Theatre Production 1-2*
Advanced Acting 1-2*
Technical Theatre 1-2
Advanced Tech. Theatre 1-2*
Advanced Theatre Mgmt. 1-2*
Advanced Theatre Design 1-2*
IB Music, SL or HL
IB Theatre Arts, SL or HL
IB Film, SL or HL
Business
Info, Communication & Technology 1 (sem.)
Info, Communication & Technology 2 (sem.-dual credit)
Web Design (sem.)
Accounting I, 1-2 (full yr.)
Financial Services: Accounting II, 1-2
Principles of Business Management (sem.-dual credit)
Business Law & Ethics1-2 (full yr.-dual credit)
Global Economics (sem.)
Computer Programming I, 1-2 (full yr.-dual credit)
Computer Sci. A, AP, 1-2 (full yr.-dual credit)
Ind. Study Computer Programming, 1-2 (full yr.-instructor approval)
WBL Bus&Mngmnt: Prof. Career Internship (sem.-application)
Merchandising: Fashion 1-2 (full yr.)
Principles of Marketing 1-2 (full yr.)
WBL Bus&Mrktng: Business Cooperative Experiences 1-2
(full yr.) (3 credits/sem.)
Strategic Marketing I,1-2 (full yr.)*
Personal Financial Responsibility (sem.)
Computer Illustration & Graphics (sem.)
Computer Tech Support 1-2 (full yr.-dual credit)
CompuPrgm II: Simulation & Game Development. (sem.)
Ind.Study in Computer Tech Support 1-2 (full year)
IB Business and Management HL, 3-4
IB Business and Management SL, 1-2
IB Computer Science HL 1-2
Science
Biology, AP, 1-2 (full yr.)
Botany (sem.)
Chemistry II, AP, 1-2 (full yr.-IU Option*)
Chemistry I, 1-2 (full yr.)
Environ. Science, AP, 1-2(full yr.)
Adv Sci: Anatomy & Physiology 1-2 (full yr.)
Human Genetics (sem.)
Integrated Chem./Physics (full yr.)
Adv Sci: Astronomy (sem.)
Adv Sci: Organic & Biochemistry. (sem.)
Adv Sci: Materials Chemistry (sem.)
Adv Sci: Meteorology (sem.)
Adv Sci: Physical Geology (sem.)
Physics I 1-2 (full yr.)
Physics I, AP 1-2 (full yr.)
Physics II, AP 1-2 (full yr.)
Physics-C, AP, 1-2 (full yr.)
Science Research, IS* (full yr.)
Adv Sci: Zoology (sem.)
IB Biology HL, 3-4 (full yr.)
IB Physics SL, 1-2 (full yr.)
Online Resources for the College-Bound Student
Information about Colleges:
1. NACAC (the National Association for College Admission Counseling) = www.nacacnet.org
Under the “students” tab – provides college preparation tips and a timeline
2. College Board Website = www.collegeboard.com – The most comprehensive college information site
includes practice SAT tests, a searchable database of colleges, financial aid information & career
planning information
3. U.S. News Online = www.usnews.com/education - Information on searching for colleges,
undergraduate and graduate programs, college rankings, financial aid, skills assessments & career
inventories
4. Princeton Review Online = www.princetonreview.com – Extensive college and career information site
includes timed tests, essay hints, internship database, career lists of salary & industry & career profiles
5. College View = www.collegeview.com – Profiles thousands of colleges and universities, virtual
multimedia tours of selected schools, financial aid info, career planning tools
6. Campus Tours = www.campustours.com – Virtual tours of 8000+ colleges
7. Common Application = www.commonapp.org – 414 schools use this one common form for admission
8. Trip to College = www.triptocollege.org – offers college planning information
9. In Like Me = www.inlikeme.com – Information about finding the right college fit, campus visits, early
action/early decision, resources for researching colleges, test prep, etc.
10. College Navigator = www.nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator - a free consumer info resource provided by
the U.S. Department of Education
11. College Insight = www.college-insight.org – easy-to-use college profiles
12. Unigo = www.unigo.com – provides reviews by actual students attending the college, institutionspecific stats and rankings
13. U-CAN Network = www.ucan-network.org – charts and concise information on more than 700 private
institutions
14. College Portraits = www.collegeportraits.org – similar to U-CAN (above) but for public institutions
15. College Results Online = www.collegeresults.org – provides interactive tools to query graduation rates
at four-year schools, can compare different colleges with each other
16. FairTest = www.fairtest.org – provides a list of more than 800 four-year colleges and universities that
do not use the SAT I or ACT to admit students
17. Zinch = www.zinch.com – helps colleges and students connect, students create profiles and universities
can search profiles to reach out to students
18. Cappex = www.cappex.com – easy-to-absorb college profiles, also has scholarship resources for
registered users
College Rankings:
1. Princeton Review = www.princetonreview.com
2. U.S. and World Report = www.colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges
3. Kiplinger’s Best Colleges Values = http://www.kiplinger.com/fronts/channels/college/index.html
Financial Aid:
1. US Dept. of Education’s Student Financial Assistance (SFA) Information Page = www.studentaid.ed.gov
– Links to financial aid info and how to apply for it including instructions for completing the FAFSA
application
2. Student Guides/FAFSA on the Web = www.fafsa.ed.gov – Use this site to complete and submit the
FAFSA application directly over the internet
3. FinAid: The Financial Aid Information Page = www.finaid.org – Sponsored by the National Association
of Student Financial Aid Administrators, provides links to many sources of info about financial aid,
includes info on Scholarship Scam Alert (www.finaid.org/finaid/scams)
4. Sallie Mae’s Plan for College = www.salliemae.com – Courtesy of Sallie Mae, info for parents to
determine college costs, savings, expected family contributions and estimated borrowing needs
5. College Board = www.collegeboard.com – Loan information debt planning tips, college cost and
expected family contribution worksheets, info about a variety of loan programs, has financial aid
estimator
6. Fast Web = www.fastweb.com – Students may register with one of the internet’s largest free
scholarship search site
College Athletic Eligibility Requirements:
1. NCAA Eligibility Center = www.eligibilitycenter.org – information about qualifying to compete as a
Division I or II athlete in college
2. NAIA Eligibility Center = www.playnaia.org – learn more about NAIA eligibility and apply for eligibility
determination
Career:
1. Career Key = www.careerkey.org – Easygoing site with lots of career possibilities
2. Learn More Indiana = www.in.gov/learnmoreindiana – Excellent links to resume writing, career
searches, interest inventory, has projected job needs in Indiana
3. America’s Job Bank = www.acinet.org – Career info net has current trend info
4. Military Careers = www.todaysmilitary.com – links to military sites
5. Trade School = www.rwm.org – links to accredited technical schools
6. Occupational Outlook Handbook = www.stats.bls.gov/ooh – information about training and education
needed, earnings, expected job prospects, what workers do on the job, and working conditions for
different careers
7. Indiana Career Explorer = www.indianacareerexplorer.org - an online tool that high school students
can use to identify career interests, explore career options related to those interests, investigate
educational pathways related to different career areas, and search for specific colleges/universities.
SAT/ACT/PSAT Prep Resources
(None of these programs/organizations are endorsed by Carmel High School.)
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The SAT/ACT Diagnostic -- http://www.satactdiagnostic.com/purchase/ $50. Take this test to see whether you are
best suited to take the SAT or the ACT. (20% discount with coupon code: inlikeme)
www.act.org – full-length practice tests, practice questions and test hints
www.collegeboard.org -- full-length practice tests, practice questions and test hints
www.princetonreview.com – The Princeton Review offers full-length practice tests, practice questions, and test
hints in addition to area free testing days and pay programs for more in-depth help with test prep,
SAT/ACT/PSAT.
www.number2.com – FREE practice test sections, strategies, advice, and vocab.
www.INeedAPencil.com – FREE online test prep.
www.testprepreview.com – FREE practice test sections for the SAT, ACT, and PSAT
www.kaptest.com – operated by Kaplan Test Prep offering FREE practice test sections, strategies, advice, and
vocab.
www.eprep.com – offers test prep as an extension of Karl Schellscheidt’s private tutoring practice. This
preparation is FREE! http://www.eprep.com/courses/sat/express
www.oxfordlearning.com/sat/ -- SAT Prep local at 844-6565
Indiana Virtual Academy – offering SAT/PSAT/ACT prep online for $15.
www.studyguidezone.com/sattest.htm -- FREE study guide for the SAT
The REAL ACT Prep Guide (Peterson’s) -- $19.95 SRP. Available in book stores in the area.
www.petersons.com – ACT/SAT online courses to prepare.
www.clubztutoring.com – Club Z In-Home Tutoring locally at 783-3808 for SAT/ACT Prep.
Strategies For Success – SAT and PSAT prep courses for $495. Classes taken at Park Tutor. Contact John Lynn
at Jantzi Test Prep, Inc. 849-5707
Linder Learning Center – 842-8628. Assist with test prep.
www.huntingtonlearning.com -- Huntington Learning Center assists with test prep
571-8700.
SAT Prep classes locally. Contact Barb at 842-8243 or Joan at 255-1267.
www.carmel.lib.in.us – LearnATest Database. Click on E-Services, LearnATest, enter library card number.
SAT/PSAT English Enhancement Class – Dr. Edgar Huang, $20/hour. Contact Sherry Jin 317-289-9308 or
SATEnglish@gmail.com.
www.revolutionprep.com – online SAT/ACT prep 877-REV-PREP
www.march2success.com – FREE Test Prep – The U.S. Army provides a free web-based tool called March 2
Success for ACT and SAT test preparation, online study skills development, and Kaplan resources on preparing
for English and mathematics standardized tests. For those students needing extra help and who love to work
online – this is another option.
http://myccs.ccs.k12.in.us/admin/cms/subwebs/335/pages/2423 – CHS PSAT/SAT prep classes offered in the fall
and spring of each school year.
www.majortests.com – free self-study SAT prep program, an eight-week guided study plan
www.freerice.com – builds vocabulary, when questions are answered correctly, the site’s sponsors donate to the
United Nation World Food Program
www.sparknotes.com/testprep - free diagnostics, practice tests and flashcards
www.erikthered.com/tutor - SAT math help from Erik Jacobsen, Ph.D., a New Jersey tutor
www.learning.blogs.nytimes.com – focuses on reading comprehension, offers free tools such as Word of the Day
and article comprehension quizzes based on New York Times content
http://www.exam2jobs.com/sat-test.html and http://www.exam2jobs.com/act-test.html Testing section
information as well as practice tests are available here.
www.betterprepsuccess.com – ACT online prep for around $200 (code 34FS75Hs9 for $50 off)
Free SAT Test Prep class -- Register @ www.800ClubSATPrep.com – Bryan Passwater
Upcoming ACT and SAT Dates
ACT
Test Date
Registration Deadline Late Registration (Fee Required)
February 7, 2015 January 9, 2015
January 10-16, 2016
April 18, 2015
March 13, 2015
March 14-27, 2015
June 13, 2015*
May 8, 2015
May 9-22, 2015
(* Test not offered at Carmel High School)
SAT
Test Date
Registration Deadline Late Registration (Fee Required)
March 14, 2015
February 13, 2015
March 3, 2015
May 2, 2015
April 6, 2015
April 21, 2015
June 6, 2015
May 8, 2015
May 27, 2015