SDCOE \ BorderLink: College Entrance Exams Help

		Help with the SAT/ACT College Entrance Exams

Sometimes students need help getting ready for college entrance exams, sat as SAT I, SAT II, and ACT. The BorderLink Project, in partnership with the San Diego Office of Education and the Imperial County Office of Education, has produced online modules for students. These modules feature teachers who are knowledgeable about the SAT and ACT. The online modules combine video with Power Point slide shows, and they are available for students any where to use free of charge. Teachers are also welcome to them in courses intended to prepare students for college entrance tests.

More information about the SAT and ACT can be found at the College Board web site at http://www.collegeboard.com and the ACT web site at http://www.act.org.

You can also get help with the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) here.
You can also access the Get to Work! Online modules here.

These are placed in no particular order.
RealPlayer version 10 is required for these modules. Download free from www.real.com.

Overall Information about the College Entrance Exams
1) Overview of SAT	2) Reference Information
3) Writing For College Entrance Exams	4) College Entrance Exam Info for the Class of 2005
5) An Introduction to College Entrance Exams	6) The New SAT Class of 2006

Critical Reading and Writing
1) USCD SAT Prep: Critical Reading	2) UCSD SAT Prep: Sentence Completion
3) SAT Prep Analogies

Mathematics
1) Multiple Choice Strategies	2) Integers
3) Fractions	4) Percent & Decimals
5) Ratio & Proportion	6) Word Problems
7) Polynomials	8) Transformations
9) Solving Equations	10) Averages, Exponents, and Absolute Value
11) Distance & Midpoint Formulas	12) Linear Equations on the Coordinate Plane
13) Angles in a Plane	14) Angles & Parallel Lines
15) Triangles	16) More Triangles
17) Polygons	18) Circles
19) Geometric Solids	20) Probability
21) Statistics

Credits

Help with the SAT/ACT College Entrance Exams was produced by the BorderLink Project, a Technology
Innovation Challenge Grant from the U.S. Department of Education, in partnership with the San Diego
Office of Education and the Imperial County Office of Education