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No, but if you are concerned about it while you are in middle school you could go to your local bookstore and find the SAT prep book. This will give you an idea of what you need to know. I also suggest you do well in your classes in middle school and read/do things outside of school to expand your knowledge base. When you learn/know about something that never goes away and you just build on that as you learn and grow.
What else can I help you with?
What percent of middle schools across the country have middle schools?
100% of middle schools will have middle schools as middle schools are middle schools.
What college accepts the sat?
Most colleges in the U.S. accept the SAT, unless they're special schools like culinary schools and schools of the arts. However, the ACT is the standardized test of choice for many schools in the Midwest.
Do medical schools in the US accept SAT?
no
What SAT score is needed for admission to Middlebury college?
SAT - Critical Reading Middle 50%: 630-740 SAT - Math Middle 50%: 640-740
What type of schools take the SAT?
all highschools?
When was Grangemouth middle schools created?
Grangemouth middle schools was created in 1975.
How many middle schools does Omaha Public Schools have?
There are 11 middle schools in the Omaha Public School District
Did they have middle schools or high schools back then?
High schools developed in the 1900's. Middle schools in the last 30 or 25 years.
How much middle schools are in New York cities?
There are about 1124 middle schools in the state of New York, with 107 middle schools in New York City.
Are there any fashion design middle schools in Washington?
No there are no fashion design middle schools.
Why doesn't middle schools have hocky?
because they think middle schools can't handle hocky against high schools!!!!!!!!!!
Is there a major difference between the ACT and SAT and if so which should be taken?
There are differences in the set up and the content, but overall they test the same things. The main difference which should determine which one you take is where you plan on going to college. Some schools require one over the other, and typically the coastal colleges require the SAT, while the schools in the central states require the ACT.
