How much $ have you spent on Collegeboard

Test Preparation
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<p>If this thread was not started before, we totally should start it.</p>

<p>Okay here we go.
2 PSATs @ $12/test
1 SAT I (old) @ $26/test
4 SAT IIs, non-listening @ $26/test
1 SAT II, listening @ $37/test
3 APs @ $82/test
0 Late fees/standby fees/score reporting/etc
0 AP call-ins</p>

<h2>2 scores sent to colleges @ $9/report</h2>

<p>Total: $455</p>

<p>(not included: my PR SAT review course... and my 7th grade SAT thru JHU, I dunno how much that cost)</p>

<p>I think most ppl can beat that though of course, I only had to take the old SAT once and never took the new one, and 3 APs is pretty small for this board</p>

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<p>For my self</p>

<p>2 PSAT's @ $15/test
3 SAT I (1 old and 2 new) @ $41.50/test
+ 1 late registration @ $21.50/exam
+ 3 Student Answer Service @ $10/exam
3 SAT II's @ $8/test
+ $18 registration
5 AP tests @ $82/test
1 AP test @ $0/test
1 AP test refund @ $12 difference
2 AP calls @ $8/call
12 scores sent to colleges @ $9/report
+$26 rush report</p>

<p>For a total of $820 wow :eek:</p>

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<p>2 PSATs (one was paid for by the school) - $15?
4 SAT (one in 7th grade) - $166
1 SAT II w/ listening - $37 (w/ reg)
3 SAT II tests and one w/ listening - $53 (w/ reg)
Collgeboard Blue SAT book - $19.95 (w/o tax)</p>

<h2>Collegboard SAT subject book (still on preorder) - $18.95 (w/o tax and shipping)</h2>

<p>Total - $309.90</p>

<p>Though my APs were paid for by my school.</p>

<p>edit: And my $1000 PR SAT course that pretty much did nothing (I studied myself and didn't like their test taking methods), but that didn't go to CB.</p>

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<p>2 PSATs @ $15/test
2 SAT I (new) @ $41.50/test
+ 2 Student Answer Service @ $10/exam
6 SAT IIs, non-listening @ $26/test
5 APs @ $82/test
0 Late fees/standby fees/score reporting/etc
2 AP call-ins @ $8/call
10 scores sent to colleges @ $9/report</p>

<h2>+$26 rush report (probably)</h2>

<p>$834.00</p>

<p>Impressive, haha... those money-taking leeches :( This is all by the end of senior year, btw.</p>

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<p>Pre-senior Year:
2 PSATs - $21/test
2 SAT Is - $41.50/test
9 APs - $90/test
4 SAT IIs - $25/test (taken at different times)
1 AP Call in - $8</p>

<p>$1043</p>

<p>senior year costs:
4 AP exams - $90/test
sending scores to colleges
probably end up around 1400</p>

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<p>1 SAT
3 AP
3 SATII
1 date change
Don't want to know
More to come senior year
At least 4 AP more</p>

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<p>PSAT - $20
SAT - 2(41.50)
SAT II 3(26)
AP - 4(75)
Rescoring - 50 (may be refunded...)</p>

<p>Total: $481 or 531</p>

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<p>PSAT-$13 for 2 PSATs (soph was free)
SAT I- $135 for 4 SATs (2 old, 2 new)
AP-$0 for 4 APs ( i live in fla :))
AP call in-$8
Total-$156... if i didnt live in fla.....$497</p>

<p>i still have 2 SAT II, 1 SAT II w/ listening, 1 SAT I, and like 5 APs to go... hmmm... i hope i do well on those, if not... lol, the CB cow gets fatter</p>

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<p>2 PSATs
2 SAT I - new
4 APs (82$ each)...maybe it's a bad idea to take 5 more in 06-07!!
3 SAT IIs </p>

<p>If you generalize to all standarized tests...even more $ because I live in the midwest (IL) and we take ACTs as well...and I took that 3 times (+ writing..so around $50 each)</p>

<p>gah I don't even wanna know how much $ that was!</p>

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<p>oh yeah...I didn't include review courses. let's think....</p>

<p>-review course for ACT (twice..once soph year, once junior year)
-review course for SAT (three times)
-review BOOKS....HAHA....that alone is like $300 because I have at least 15 (not even exaggerating) including SAT/AP</p>

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<p>1 PSAT @ (school paid)
2 SAT I @ $26/test
1 SAT I Student Answer Service ($10)
6 SAT IIs, non-listening @ $26/test
7 APs @ $82/test (including next year's)
0 Late fees/standby score reporting/etc
1 AP call-ins @ $8/Call</p>

<h2>0 scores sent to colleges @ $9/report</h2>

<p>Total: $800</p>

<p>And i'm going to be a senior... soo.. more costs for College Score Reports GAHHH</p>

<p>Review Course - $300 =$1,100 :-O</p>

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<p>Our school subsidizes our PSAT, SAT, ACT and AP fees...I just had to pay to rush deliver them to colleges, which is like $24</p>

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<p>1stamend, "subsidizes" as in pays for 'em? AP and PSAT i've heard of and have received... but SAT?????</p>

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<p>1 PSAT: 11
2 SATs (new): 82
4 SAT IIs + a late fee: 83.50
4 AP tests: 312
1 CLEP exam: 55
1 AP call-in: 8</p>

<p>Seeing my college for the first time: priceless</p>

<p>^^lol sorry, couldn't resist! it totals to $551.50 More money than I care to spend but oh well.</p>

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<p>findfishfast-</p>

<p>werd, I did not pay for a single test I took. Ive taken 3 PSAT's, 3 SAT's and 6 AP's</p>

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<p>2 PSATs - $25
2 SATs (new) - $82
6 SAT II's (repeated takings) - around $113 I believe
2 AP tests - $180</p>

<p>Total: $400. The good news is that I've never taken an SAT class!</p>

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<p>1 PSAT @ $12
1 SAT @ 44.50?
1 SAT Question & Answer Service @ $21.00?
(I know the last two added up to $65.50)</p>

<p>Total:
$77.50 (I feel like a cheapskate!)</p>

<p>That's at the end of my junior year, BTW. I may take an AP exam or two, but I'm not sure if I can. (I'm homeschooled.)</p>

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<p>^Talk to your local school's guidance counselor. Most are pretty obliging to homeschoolers. (I was one too.)</p>

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<p>8 APs: $672
1 AP score report: $15
AP socres by phone: $8
3 SAT Is: $124.5
4 SAT IIs: $61
2 PSAT: $34</p>

<p>$914.5</p>

<p>... bastards.</p>

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<p>so far i've taken:
1 Old Sat-----
1 New Sat----
1 Sat 2 ------</p>

<p>but i have about...
8 more Sat IIs---
2 new Sats------
18 APs----------</p>

<p>approx 2000 dollars YIKESSSS someone give me money? how rich are those people?</p>