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What is the difference between the ACT, SAT Reasoning and SAT Subject Tests?

April 26, 2017ACT difference reasoning SAT Subject tests

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What is the difference between the ACT, SAT Reasoning and SAT Subject Tests?

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ACT and SATI are tests required for college admissions. The ACT is more subject oriented and has five (5) components: reading, writing, science, social science, and math; the SAT is a reasoning test in math and English. SAT Subject tests are required for admission to all UC’s and some private colleges in addition to the ACT or SAT Reasoning.