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AnswerI wouldn't bother. If you have no plans at all of applying to college, there is no real to take a college entrance exam like the SAT.If you decide to go to college later on in life, you can take the SAT at that point, and you will probably perform better at age 20 than at 17. Also, if you do decide to go to college later in life, it will probably be a community college, which don't require the SAT/ACT for admission.
its never too late
It is never too late to learn ballet! :) just take classes.
Collegeboard.com is really good! :D they help you with SAT practice too, so it's really helpful. it showed me how I'd do if I took the SAT right now, and since I took the test I've done a lot better on the SAT question of the day's http://www.petersons.com is a good one too
Too Late Too Late was created on 2007-02-19.
A 1640 SAT score for music theory and composition majors is very good. A college will also be taking a look at your high school grades too.
It would be "too late."
Most likely both. Some colleges require both, but it all depends on where you want to go. You should look at the College Board website for more information. If you're not sure where you want to go, they have a college matcher, that lets you choose exactly what you want. College Board is also the maker of the SAT's, so you'll find information about them too.
You are never too old to learn. And there is such a shortage of nurses, that you will have an unending choice of jobs, too. Go for it!
More likely than not, yes it is too late. But maybe if you take it to the nearest apple store they can do something about it.
No, it's never too late to take care of recalls. Go ahead and call the nearest GM dealer.
Yes, you want to have your focus before college on doing well in college. This means being ready to take on whatever courses you choose while you are there. If you spend your time before college taking 3 courses, you will be too tired of studying and the college experience will be more gruesome. You want to be ready to take a full course load when you're in college.