Testing

UPrep has a test flexible policy for admission testing. This policy means that we will accept any standardized test a student has taken in the past two academic years. If an applicant does not have the results of a standardized test from the past two academic years, they are required to submit results from the ISEE or SSAT. While we require a form of testing, UPrep believes that there are a variety of ways for students to demonstrate their academic strengths; standardized testing is one way. Testing is only one factor that the admission committee considers at UPrep.

Families often ask which test they should take. UPrep accepts results from both tests. There are some small differences between the tests, so we recommend choosing whichever you feel will most accurately represent your student's strengths. The test dates and locations vary based on the test you choose, so please factor in your family's schedule and location before making a decision. 

It can take one to three weeks for UPrep to receive the results from your student's test. Results are processed individually, so please allow ample time for UPrep to receive and process test scores before inquiring about the status.

Questions? Contact us at admissionoffice@universityprep.org.