How to Use 2015 PSAT Results for College Planning & Test Prep

Written by Megan Dorsey on . Posted in PSAT.

  • Where to access paper and online scores
  • What numbers are important and what doesn’t matter
  • How to tell if your scores are good
  • What you can expect for National Merit cutoffs
  • How to use PSAT results for college planning and future test prep
    • If you just want the basics, I also have a 2-minute overview. You will miss out on the nuts & bolts and some specific suggestions, but you will have a better idea of what all those numbers mean to you and your college admission plans. Here’s the full version: And the 2-minute summary: ]]>

    2015 New PSAT, PSAT, PSAT & National Merit Scholarships, PSAT for freshman, PSAT for juniors, PSAT for sophomores

    Leave a Reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    ACT® is a registered trademark belonging to ACT, Inc. ACT, Inc. is not involved with or affiliated with College Prep Results, LLC, nor does ACT, Inc. endorse or sponsor any of the products or services offered by College Prep Results, LLC. SAT® is a registered trademark belonging to College Board and is not involved with or affiliated with College Prep Results, nor does College Board endorse or sponsor any of the products or services offered by College Prep Results.

    College Prep Results, LLC: A Megan Dorsey Company

    © 2006-2021 College Prep Results, LLC