<p>I took SAT in March and got the Question-Answer Service. Can I get it for both MAY and JUNE SAT too (but I didn't take them)? Do you know where I can get May and June SAT Question-Answer Service? Is it appropriate?</p>
<p>There would be absolutely no point in getting the QAS for May and June, especially since you didn't take the tests. The service for May/June only tell you which types of problems you got wrong/right, without giving you the SAT problems themselves.</p>
<p>I took the June test,so....?</p>
<p>hey.. does any1 know if yr allowed to take satz and sat2z ont he SAME day?
also ... im a senior.. so when is the last date i can do sat2 before sending the graDES TO UNI? I'm an internaitonal studdent.. so, can i take them e.g. jan and have them sent to the universities.. or is that too late?</p>
<p>what is questiona dn answer sevice?
sorry
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<p>i paid the extra 9 bucks or whatever, and on the march test it took them a while but i got a page saying what problems i got wrong, and they also sent the SAT test booklet, so i could look through it at the problems i missed. i paid the 9 bucks for the may one also, but still have no recieved the test booklet from that test... what the hell!!!</p>
<p>Gehno, you cannot take both the SAT I and SAT IIs on the same day, as they are given concurrently. I believe that most, BUT NOT ALL, colleges will consider results from the January test. However, you should check with the school to be sure because some will require you to have completed testing on or before the December date.</p>
<p>Question and answer service (QAS) is something you can buy from Collegeboard. For $24, you can receive a copy of your test booklet and a list of what questions you got right and which you got wrong as well as the difficulty level of the question. QAS is only available on certain test dates. On other test dates, you can only buy Student Answer Service (SAS) for $9. All that is included in SAS is a list of which question numbers you got wrong and which you got right and their difficulty levels. It does not include a copy of the test itself. Because you cannot actually see the questions themselves, SAS is almost worthless. SAS is what you got, taffy, and sadly you have received all the materials you are going to get.</p>