Sophomores and Juniors – it’s PSAT time

PSAT Day will take place on Wednesday, October 11th starting at 8:40. The PSATs will be digital this year to prepare students for digital SATs in Spring 2024. It is important for families to review the MLWGS Digital PSAT Information to prepare for test day.

You are allowed to use your personal device for testing. Personal devices can include a Mac or Windows device or an iPad. You are not allowed to use a personal Chromebook. Your device must also be able to connect to Wi-Fi and be charged enough to stay on for roughly 3 hours. We recommend you bring a power cord or portable charger, but we can’t guarantee you’ll have access to an outlet. You’re permitted to bring an external mouse for your device and an external keyboard if your device is a tablet. You can’t use detachable device privacy screens. All other applications and programs must be closed during the test.

Best wishes to all of our testers. 

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