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How to Get a Tutor for HSPT

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The High School Placement Test, or HSPT, is used by many Catholic and other private schools as a way of comparing middle school applicants from different schools. The test was created by the Scholastic Testing Service. Students may score higher ... more »

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How to Schedule a HSPT

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The High School Placement Test (HSPT) is a 298-question exam that is used to compare students from different middle schools for admission into private Catholic high schools. The multiple choice test measures math, reading, quantitative and ... more »

How to Study for the HSPT

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Many private and Catholic schools throughout the country use the High School Placement Test (HSPT) to screen possible candidates for admission. This standardized test consists of almost 300 questions on several subjects. If you wish to get a good ... more »

How to Appeal an HSPT Result

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In certain states, high school students must receive a "proficient" score on the High School Placement Test to graduate. If, during the school year, a student has experienced extenuating circumstances and, as a result, their HSPT scores were not ... more »

How to Get a Study Guide for HSPT

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The High School Placement Test (HSPT) is an annual admissions exam given by private and Catholic high schools to determine the academic strengths of their potential incoming freshman classes. The test contains over two hundred questions and ... more »

How to Deal With Pre HSPT Nerves

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The big day is coming as the date for you to take the High School Placement Test (HSPT) is rapidly approaching. As each day passes, you get more and more nervous. There is no need to be nervous. The HSPT is just like other tests you have already ... more »

How to Pass a High School Placement Test (HSPT)

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Passing the HSPT (High School Placement Test) requires the mastering four skill sets: quantitative, math, reading, and language. There are several things to keep in mind while preparing for this admission test to parochial schools. The following ... more »

How to Get Practice HSPT Questions

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Preparing to take the High School Placement Test (HSPT) is easier than ever before. There are a number of resources available that provide practice questions and study guides for the HSPT, both online and in book format. Practice tests are ... more »

How to Know What's Required Before Taking a HSPT

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Your child is required to take a High School Placement Test, or HSPT, and you have no experience with the exam. You and your child are anxious about what's on the test and how well he or she will do on it. Here are a few steps you and your child ... more »

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Make the most of your pantry by rearranging and restocking to have a convenient and accessible space in a single location for nearly all goods... more »

How to Enroll in a Better School With a HSPT

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There are many wonderful public schools in America. Often, a private school can provide a superior education and opportunities not always available to the public sector. The High School Placement Test, or HSPT, is a valuable tool for landing a ... more »

How to Understand HSPT Scoring

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The HSPT is often necessary when a middle school student is applying for admission to a private or parochial high school. School administrators use HSPT scores to compare students from different schools. Admission standards vary, so be sure to ... more »

How to Pass the HSPT

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The High School Placement Test (HSPT) consists of five main testing subjects that combine for a total of 298 questions. The five areas of the HSPT are verbal, quantitative, mathematics, reading and language skills. When preparing for the test, be ... more »

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