
Umair had always dreamed of attending his top-choice university, but his family couldn’t afford it. However, the university offered a full scholarship to students who scored above 1500 on the SAT. Umair studied hard and scored a 1520. He was awarded the scholarship and was able to attend his dream university, debt-free. His SAT score had opened doors to a brighter future, and he was forever grateful for the opportunity.
Have you recently completed your AS or A-Levels? Take a leaf out of Umair’s book because now is a great time to start preparing for the renowned SAT exam. While the SAT can be challenging, its difficulty varies from person to person.
Consider the following points:
– The SAT is a standardized test with a predictable structure and format.
– The test features multiple-choice questions, making it more manageable for some students.
– The SAT focuses on specific skills and knowledge, allowing students to prepare accordingly.
– Some students may find the time constraints challenging.
– The test includes challenging questions, but they are not impossible to answer.
– Some students may find certain sections, like the math portion, more challenging than others.
– The test is designed to assess a student’s readiness for higher education.
Numerous online and offline institutions and individuals offer SAT preparation services and can be easily contacted through social media. Some free online resources include:
– College Board
– The College Panda
– Khan Academy
– The Princeton Review
– Kaplan
– PrepScholar
– Magoosh
– The Critical Reader
For Pakistani students, taking the SAT is important for several reasons:
1. University admissions: Many top universities in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and even within Pakistan require SAT scores as part of the admission process.
2. Scholarship opportunities: A good SAT score can qualify Pakistani students for scholarships and financial aid at international universities.
3. Competitive advantage: SAT scores can give Pakistani students an edge over other applicants in the admission process.
4. English language proficiency: The SAT tests English language skills, which are essential for academic success in international universities.
5. Global recognition: SAT scores are widely recognized and respected by universities worldwide, making it a valuable credential for Pakistani students.
By taking the SAT, Pakistani students can access top universities and scholarship opportunities within Pakistan aand worldwide, opening doors to global education and career prospects.
The following Pakistani universities require SAT:
– King Edward Medical College
– NUST (National University of Sciences and Technology)
– FAST (National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences)
– Agha Khan University
– IBA (Institute of Business Administration)
– PIEAS (Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences)
– ITU (Information Technology University)
– Habib University
– NUST (National University of Sciences and Technology)
– LUMS (Lahore University of Management Sciences)
– GIK (Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology)
Some of the most popular international universities that require SAT:
– Yale University
– Dartmouth College
– Brown University
– MIT
– Harvard University
– University of Pennsylvania
– Princeton University
– Caltech
– King’s College London
– University College London
– Imperial College London
– University of Edinburgh
– University of Manchester
– University of Bristol
– University of Leeds
– University of Sheffield
– University of Southampton
– University of Glasgow
– University of St. Andrews
– National University of Singapore
– Nanyang Technological University
– University of Melbourne
– University of Sydney
– University of Queensland
– University of Toronto
– McGill University
– University of British Columbia
– University of Waterloo
– National Taiwan University
– Seoul National University
– University of Hong Kong
– University of Tokyo
– Kyoto University
– Osaka University
Please note that while many universities worldwide accept SAT scores, most do not require them. It’s essential to check the specific admission requirements for each university.
The SAT is a stepping stone to your future, providing an opportunity to showcase your skills and knowledge to colleges and universities. Remember, your SAT score does not define your worth or intelligence; it is a tool to help you achieve your goals.
Here are the 2024 SAT test dates and deadlines for international students:
– August 24, 2024 (SAT test date) – August 9, 2024 (Registration deadline)
– October 5, 2024 (SAT test date) – September 20, 2024 (Registration deadline)
– November 2, 2024 (SAT test date) – October 18, 2024 (Registration deadline)
– December 7, 2024 (SAT test date) – November 22, 2024 (Registration deadline)
Visit the following link for registration and other details.
https://mysat.collegeboard.org/login
Good luck with your SAT endeavours!