The PSAT Test measures reading, writing and language, and math skills developed over many years, both in and out of school. The PSAT will be administered at LCM High School every October and is typically taken by sophomores and juniors. Students who are interested in taking dual-enroll college courses as juniors/seniors can waive the TSI with college-ready PSAT scores.
Scores should be released to students mid-December. Be looking for an email notification. Scores show potential success in AP courses and helpful advice about when to take the SAT.
Juniors who take the PSAT/NMSQT (National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) and meet program requirements may qualify for recognition and scholarships. More information can be found at www.nationalmerit.org.
The PSAT will be administered at LCM High School on Tuesday/Wednesday, October 10-11, 2023. It will be an online test (the SAT will be online in the spring).
Interested 10th and 11th grade students register and pay $18 to Ms. Cart in the Counselors Office until Thursday, August 31, 2023. Juniors who qualified for free and reduced lunches last year may be eligible for a fee waiver--Please see Mrs. Cart for more information before registering.
Preparing for the Digital PSAT
Sample PSAT Questions, 2 Practice Tests, Personalized Study with Khan Academy
PSAT Prep (Kaplan)
PSAT Practice Tests are available in TexQuest – EBSCO Learning Express found on the LCMHS Library webpage (get login/password from Librarian). Click on Prepare for College. You can create an account inside Learning Express to save your work.
On Tuesday-Wednesday, October 10-11, students who pre-registered should report to their testing room before test start time. Test will BEGIN on time. Testing room rosters will be posted. The PSAT is administered just like the real SAT! COME PREPARED!
Students SHOULD NOT bring (a) Mechanical pencils; (b) Highlighters; (c) Food or drinks
Once you have taken the PSAT, you can link the results to Khan Academy to get FREE personalized practice for the SAT.