2020 PSAT's: Saturday, October 17th.

Test Day Information

​• Students should arrive at the B building of the High School by 8:10 AM on the morning of the exam (right in front of the library/media center). We will be there to check kids in and direct them to their rooms.

• Students should bring a mask, No. 2 pencils and a calculator (four-function, scientific, or graphing are allowed; no phones or calculator apps are allowed).  

• Students do not need to bring a photo ID but they should have / know their student ID number.  Students must wear masks while inside school buildings.  You have been emailed a health form to print and fill in.  We will have extras at test check in.

• The exam should end around 12:30 for regular time testers. For extra time testers: 50% extra time ends around 2pm and 100% extra time ends around 3:30.

Important notes for students with accommodations:

If you register for the exam with extra time or other accommodations, you must use that extra time and/or other accommodations. You will not be permitted to finish the test and leave earlier. The only way to opt out of approved extra time is by sending in a signed letter excusing your child from the extra time or other approved accommodations.

You must be approved to use accommodations by CollegeBoard in order to use those accommodations on the PSAT. If your child receives accommodations through an IEP or 504 plan at the high school, but has not had those accommodations approved by CollegeBoard, they will not automatically be able to use them on the PSAT. Please see your child's guidance counselor or IEP liaison with questions about applying for accommodations through CollegeBoard.

For more information, click here.

Scroll down for some helpful PSAT links.

There are no make-up dates for the PSAT's. If you have a conflict with the Saturday date, you can try to find a school that offers them on the previous Wednesday (the other PSAT testing date) that can accommodate you; otherwise you will not be able to take them.

PSAT's are for Wayland High School students. If you are not a WHS student, check with your school's guidance office. If you are a home-schooled student living in Wayland, register below, but email Ms. Cheeseman-Meyer, WHS's PSAT coordinator, here to let her know who you are and that you have registered.

Want to take the PSAT's? Please read everything below and then click on the home button above.

Registration for the 2020 PSAT closes 9/25.

If you or your student has College Board Accommodations, please have ready the SSD number from College Board and which accommodations they have before registering.

You must click on the button below to register and reserve an exam. After registering, please see the payment instructions at right. 

There is no confirmation email; the  message at the end of registration constitutes your confirmation (see screen shot below)

Already registered for PSAT's?

We will make the UniBank payment link available on September 1.

Otherwise, please make a check out to Wayland Public Schools and bring it to Ms. Cheeseman-Meyer in the history office.

Checks will not be cashed until after the administration date.

The payment amount and schedule is as follows:
    • $40 if paid before 9/25
    • $45 if paid after 9/25

***Payment received after 9/25 risks the loss of the exam***

For general information on the PSAT and College Board's PSAT site, click here.

For more specific information about what is covered on the PSAT (from the College Board website), click here.

For WHS Guidance's introduction to the PSAT, click here.

For practice questions on the College Board website, click here.