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This document provides information about SAT fee waivers available to low-income, college-bound high school students, including eligibility criteria, allocation methods, and additional benefits.

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How to fill out 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™

1. Obtain a copy of the 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers from the College Board website or your school counselor.
2. Familiarize yourself with the eligibility criteria for students who can receive fee waivers.
3. Complete the required sections of the guide, including the school information and counselor's contact details.
4. Provide specific instructions on how students can apply for fee waivers, including any necessary documentation.
5. Ensure you have the students' signatures and information required on the waiver application sections.
6. Review the filled-out guide for any errors or missing information before submission.
7. Submit the completed guide to the appropriate College Board office or keep it for your records as required.

Who needs 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™?

1. High school counselors who assist students with the SAT and SAT Subject Tests.
2. Students from low-income families who may qualify for fee waivers to take the SAT.
3. Educational institutions seeking to help economically disadvantaged students access college admission tests.

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How to get an admission fee waiver?

6 Ways to Get College Application Fees Waived Enrollment in a free or reduced-cost lunch program. Income eligibility for the USDA's Food and Nutrition Service. Receipt of public assistance or another low-income program from the local, state, or federal government. Homelessness. Status as an orphan or ward of the state.

How many SAT fee waivers can I use?

Eligible students can receive a total of 4 SAT fee waivers during their academic career – 2 for the SAT Reasoning Test and 2 for the SAT Subject Tests.

Does it look bad on my application if I apply for a fee waiver?

No, soliciting or not soliciting fee waivers does not impact your application, and receiving or not receiving fee waivers does not predict your admissions chances. The information that you gave (LSAT and GPA) is information that is on your application already.

How to find fee waiver code on common app?

You can find the Common App Fee Waiver in the Profile section of the Common App tab.

Is there any way to take the SAT for free?

College Board offers SAT fee waivers to eligible students. Check in with a school counselor to learn if you qualify, or find the general eligibility requirements here. With a fee waiver, you can: Take the SAT twice for free.

How do I get an SAT fee waiver code?

To access fee waivers through your school, see your school counselor to get a fee waiver code. Once your counselor determines that you're eligible, you can receive a fee waiver code to register for an SAT Weekend test and access your other benefits.

How can I get a fee waiver code for SAT?

To access fee waivers through your school, see your school counselor to get a fee waiver code. Once your counselor determines that you're eligible, you can receive a fee waiver code to register for an SAT Weekend test and access your other benefits.

Why was my SAT fee waiver denied?

If you are logged into your account and see a message that indicates you're ineligible with the Request button greyed out, this could be for one of the following reasons: You don't meet the grade eligibility requirements. You already have fee waiver benefits. You already completed the SAT Fee Waiver Request Form.

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What is 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™?

The 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers provides resources and information for high school counselors to help eligible students obtain fee waivers for the SAT and SAT Subject Tests, allowing them to take these assessments without the financial burden of associated fees.

Who is required to file 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™?

High school counselors and authorized school officials who assist eligible students in applying for fee waivers are required to file the 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT and SAT Subject Tests.

How to fill out 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™?

To fill out the 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide, counselors need to collect the necessary information from eligible students, complete the form accurately, and submit it according to the guidelines provided in the guide.

What is the purpose of 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™?

The purpose of the 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide is to facilitate access to SAT and SAT Subject Tests for economically disadvantaged students by providing fee waivers, thus promoting equal opportunities in college admissions.

What information must be reported on 2010-11 Counselor’s Guide to Fee Waivers for the SAT® and the SAT Subject Tests™?

Counselors must report information such as student eligibility criteria, the number of fee waivers requested, and any relevant personal information about the students applying for the waivers.