Are you a high school student looking to gain a competitive edge in college admissions and scholarship applications? The PSAT, a standardized test administered by the College Board, is a valuable tool that can help you achieve your academic goals.
Why Take the PSAT?

• Official Practice for the SAT: Also a digital test of College Board, the PSAT is a shorter version of the SAT, designed to familiarize you with the test format, question types, and pacing. This practice can help reduce test anxiety and improve your performance on the actual SAT.
• Comprehensive Score Report: The PSAT provides a detailed score report that includes your overall score, scores for each section, and your percentile among all test-takers worldwide. This information can help you identify your strengths and weaknesses and focus your study efforts accordingly.
• See Your Progress: It is most common to take the PSAT during Grade 10 or 11, but it'd be as early as 8th grade. If you've already taken the PSAT before Grade 11, or PSAT 8/9 or PSAT 10,  you'll be able to track your improvement.
• Set a Target: With insights about your knowledge and skills, set your own target SAT score.
  
• Get Your AP Potential: Access personalized recommendations about AP courses that are a good fit.
  
• Scholarship Opportunities: For U.S. citizens, the PSAT is used to determine eligibility for the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT) program. A strong performance on the PSAT can open doors to prestigious scholarships and college admissions opportunities.

PSAT/NMSQT 2024: Key Information

• Registration Deadline: September 20th
• Exam Date: October 15th
• Location: Taipei City, near Shilin MRT Station
• How to Register: Visit the registration link: https://bit.ly/202410PSAT

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Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your college applications and secure scholarships. Register for the PSAT today!