§                         Students can take up to three SAT Subject Tests on a single test date. Students cannot take the SAT Subject Tests and the SAT Reasoning Test during the same test administration.

§                         Students must indicate which Subject Tests they plan to take when they register for a test. However, they can change which tests they take up to the test date — except for Language Tests with Listening.

§                         Students may only use a calculator on the Subject Tests in Mathematics Level 1 and Mathematics Level 2. Both the Subject Test in Mathematics Level 1 and the Subject Test in Mathematics Level 2 have some questions that require the use of at least a scientific calculator. Students can take these tests without using a calculator, but it may put them at a disadvantage

SAT I Math Curriculum

as per The Official SAT  Study Guide

Number of questions in the mathematics section will be

v     Multiple choice questions :44

v     Student-produced response questions, to fill in a response: 10

Categories of questions:

1. Number and operations 2. Algebra and functions 3. Geometry and measurement 4. Data analysis, statistics and probability

1.Number and Operations

       Properties of integers

       Arithmetic word problems

       Number lines

       Squares and square roots

       Fractions and rational numbers

       Elementary number theory

·      Factors, multiples, and remainders

·      Prime numbers

       Ratios, proportions, and percents

       Sequences

       Sets ( union, intersection, elements )

       Counting problems

       Logical reasoning

Note: The SAT doesn’t include a) tedious or long computations b) matrix operations

2. Algebra and Functions

      Operations on algebraic expressions

      Factoring

      Exponents

      Evaluating expressions with exponents and roots

      Solving equations

·         Working with unsolvable equations

·         Solving for one variable in terms of another

·         Solving equations involving radical expressions

      Absolute value

      Direct translation into mathematical expressions

      Inequalities

      Systems of linear equations and inequalities

      Solving quadratic equations by factoring

      Rational eccquations and inqualities

      Direct and inverse variation

      Word problems

      Functions

·         Function notation and evaluation

·         Domain and range

·         Using new definitions

·         Functions as models

·         ◦◦Linear functions: their equations and graphs

·         Quadratic functions: their functions and graphs

·         Qualitative behavior of graphs and functions

·         Translations and their effects on graphs of functions

Note: The SAT doesn’t include

          a) Solving quadratic equations that require the use of the quadratic formula

          b) Complex numbers

          c) Logarithms

3. Geometry and Measurment

      Geometric notation

      Points and lines

      Angles in the plane

      Triangles ( including special triangles )

·         Equilateral triangles

·         Isosceles triangles

·         Right triangles and the Pythagorean Theorem

·         30º-60º-90º triangles

·         45º-45º-90º triangles

·         3-4-5 triangles

·         Congruent triangles

·         Similar triangles

·         The triangle inequality

      Quadrilaterals

·         Parallelograms

·         Rectangles

·         Squares

      Areas and perimeters

·          Areas of squares and rectangles\

·          Perimeters of squares and rectangles

·          Area of triangles

·          Area of parallelograms

      Other polygons

·         Angles in a polygon

·         Perimeter

·         Area

       Circles

·         Diameter

·         Radius

·         Arc

·         Tangent to a circle

·         Circumference

·         Area

      Solid geometry

·         Solid figures and volumes

·         Surface area

      Geometric perception

      Coordinate geometry

·         Slopes, parallel lines, and perpendicular lines

·         The midpoint formula

·         The distance formula

      Transformations

Note: The SAT doesn’t include a) Formal geometric proofs b) Trigonometry c) Radian measure.

4. Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability

      Data interpretation

      Statistics

·         Arithmetic mean

·         Median

·         Mode

·         Weight average

·         Average of algebraic expressions

·         Using averages to find missing numbers

            Elementary probability

            Geometric probability

Note: The SAT doesn’t include

          Computation of standard deviation

Fees

The registration fee for the SAT Reasoning Test is $41.50.

The registration fee for an SAT Subject Test is $18 but, because the fees for SAT Subject Tests differ, an $18 additional fee is added to the total for all subject tests taken and $19 is added for a Language Test with Listening. These fees cover sending score reports to up to four colleges and scholarship programs.

Test and registration fees (including late fees and telephone re-registration fees) cannot be refunded, even if you cancel your test scores or are absent on test day. Additional service fees for additional score reports, the Question-and-Answer Service (QAS) and the Student Answer Service (SAS) are refundable, as long as these services have not yet been fulfilled. The fee for each additional score report is also refundable. Payment must be made in U.S. dollars.

Test	Fees
SAT Reasoning Test	$41.50
SAT Subject Tests Basic registration fee Language Tests with Listening All other Subject Tests	$18.00 add $19.00 add $  8.00
Registration Services (add to total test fees)
Late registration fee	$21.00
Re-registration by telephone	$10.00
International processing fee (for students testing in countries other than the United States, U.S. territories, and Puerto Rico)	$21.00
Security surcharge to test in India and Pakistan	$21.00
Standby testing fee	$36.00
Change test, test date, or test center fee	$20.00
Score Reporting Services
Extra score report to a college or scholarship program (in addition to the four score reports provided free of charge on the Registration Form or on the Correction Form)	$  9.00
Retrieval fee for archived scores	$17.00 (additional fees may apply)
Telephone rush reporting service	$26.00 (plus $9.00 for each report)
Telephone additional reports	$10.00 (plus $9.00 for each report)
Scores by Phone	$11.00
Additional Services
Question-and-Answer Service	$24.00
Student Answer Service	$10.00
Copy of your answer sheet	$10.00
Additional Fees
Mulitple-choice Score Verification	$50.00
Essay Score Verification	$50.00
Check returned for insufficient funds	$20.00 ($15.00 in Idaho, Louisiana, and Utah)