Draw up a list of college majors that match your interests and begin researching schools that might be a good fit. These tests can help you identify skills that need work. Knowing now how much they can furnish will influence your decisions about where to apply. Continue to gather information on schools that interest you. If you'll be seeking an athletic scholarship, contact coaches at the colleges you are considering.
Most schools accept both, but call to find out if one or the other is required or preferred.
If either test is acceptable, talk to a counselor about which is most appropriate for you or consider taking both. Finalize your list of colleges and begin contacting them to arrange campus tours . Sit in on classes. Talk to students, professors, admissions counselors , and financial-aid officers . Register for May and June SAT II subject tests, if required by schools.