Click on the link below to view a video created by College Board intended to help students interpret and use their PSAT score report, My College QuickStart, and other free resources to improve their academic skills, prepare for the SAT®, and plan for college.
video.collegeboard.com/educators/destination_college_psat_med.wmv

The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) is one of the most important tests a student in high school can take. As the word “preliminary” implies, the PSAT closely conforms in the areas of format and content to college admission tests like the SAT or the ACT. Another reason why the PSAT is important is because the National Merit Scholarship Corporation uses it as one of the criteria in awarding scholarships. The PSAT is especially helpful for diagnosing areas of strength and weakness for the future college applicant. The PSAT is highly regarded as a predictor of success on the ACT or SAT. The scoring report of the PSAT shows the percentile scores in several categories, including reading comprehension, mathematics skills, and language arts.

Go to the website below to learn more:
www.testprepreview.com/psat_test_breakdown.htm

Click on the link below to go directly to College Board's website, where you will learn even more about the PSAT/NMSQT

www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/psat/about.html

Click on the link below to access a FREE online PSAT Course

www.testprepreview.com/psat_practice.htm

Click on the link below to view a power-point presentation explaining how to interpret your PSAT Score Reports

Click on the link below to access a personalized college & career planning kit powered by your PSAT test results. It contains:
*My Online Score Report
*My SAT Study Plan
*My College Matches
*My Major & Career Matches
www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/psat/quickstart.html

Click on the link below to learn how to set up your My College QuickStart Account once you have your access code (this code is found in the lower right corner of your PSAT Score Report).