East High School school code is 173-206

ACT: American College Testing Program 

ACT is used by all Kansas schools for admissions purposes. The cost for the 2021-2022 is $60 for the ACT and $80 if the student wishes to take the ACT plus Writing Test. 

Taking the ACT is an important part of the college admission process. A student's ACT score may make a student eligible for certain academic scholarships, which oftentimes is the largest amount of aid students receive from their respective colleges. Additionally, ACT scores are often used to assess a given student's need to be placed on general education courses.

Pay close attention as the registration deadlines for these dates are generally 3-4 weeks before the test date! You can register for the ACT by clicking here. Students may also register for the ACT with Mrs. Schmeidler in the CCC. Pay attention to the morning announcements for registration deadlines!

In order to register for the ACT, you will need to have your unofficial transcript available. Instructions for viewing your unofficial transcript can be found here. It is expected that East students take the ACT at least once by the end of their junior year. You can take the ACT test once a month starting as early as your sophomore year. 

When is the ACT Offered?

PSAT/NMSQT Information

The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT) will be given to interested sophomores and juniors. Students will receive registration information in their English classes in September.  The registration fee will be approximately $18. 

PSAT/NMSQT Test Date                                  

Primary: October 12, 2022              

SAT: Scholastic Aptitude Test  

The SAT is primarily for East/West coast schools. Prior to registering for the SAT, please check with the perspective college to determine if they prefer the ACT.

Taking the SAT is an important part of the college admission process. A student's SAT score may make a student eligible for certain academic scholarships, which oftentimes is the largest amount of aid students receive from their respective colleges. Additionally, SAT scores are often used to assess a given student's need to be placed into general education courses.

Pay close attention as the registration deadlines for these dates are generally 3-4 weeks before the test date! You can register for the SAT by clicking here. Students may also register for the SAT with Mrs. Schmeidler in the CCC. Pay attention to the morning announcements for registration deadlines!

In order to register for the SAT, you will need to have your unofficial transcript available. Instructions for viewing your unofficial transcript can be found here.