PSAT/NMSQT for Penn High School Sophomores and Juniors
Each school year, Penn High School administers the PSAT/NMSQT (Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test) to students in 10th and 11th grade.
The PSAT is an important opportunity for students to assess their academic skills, identify areas for improvement, and prepare for the SAT, which Indiana students take during their junior year.
PSAT results can also help students explore future academic opportunities, prepare for college admissions testing, and learn about potential scholarship opportunities.
PSAT Testing Dates & Important Information
Detailed information about the upcoming PSAT administration, including testing dates, schedules, student instructions, and any changes to the regular school day, will be shared with Penn High School students and families.
Students and families should review the linked communication carefully for important testing instructions and preparation reminders.
Preparing for the PSAT
Students are encouraged to prepare for testing by getting adequate rest, eating a healthy breakfast, and reviewing any testing instructions provided by Penn High School.
The PSAT is administered digitally. Students should follow the school’s directions regarding their Chromebooks and other required testing materials.
PSAT Scores & SAT Preparation Resources
Following the PSAT, students can access their score reports through the College Board. Reviewing these results can help students understand their academic strengths, identify opportunities for improvement, and prepare for future assessments.
Helpful resources include:
- View PSAT Scores – Access your College Board student score report.
- Understanding PSAT Scores – Learn how to interpret and use your PSAT results.
- SAT Practice Resources – Explore resources to help prepare for the SAT.
Questions About PSAT Testing?
For questions about PSAT testing procedures, schedules, or accommodations, please contact the Penn High School Testing Office.
Students and families with questions about PSAT results, college planning, or future academic opportunities may also contact a member of the Penn High School Counseling Center Staff.