Grad Pathway/Testing - Eastlake High School

Graduation Pathways

Below are ways for students to meet the Graduation Pathway. Reach out to your counselor if you have any questions.

CTE Sequence: Complete a sequence of Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses. * A student may meet this graduation pathway option by completing a sequence of CTE courses, which align with the student’s High School and Beyond Plan. Satisfying this graduation pathway option meets requirements in both English and math. A course that is used as part of a CTE sequence may also be used to meet subject area graduation requirements in CTE or in other subject areas through CTE course equivalencies.

PSAT Day

PSAT Day is October 23rd, 2024 for (all) 10th and (interested) 11th grade students.

Questions? Contact Josh Trimmell, Dean of Students.

Khan Academy

Eastlake PTSA Practice Tests

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Admissions Testing

What is the SAT?
What is the ACT?

What is the SAT?

What is the ACT?

SAT Test Dates & Registration

ACT Test Dates & Registration

Basically, all Washington public baccalaureate institutions permanently test optional. Most private schools in Washington are now test-optional. That means students will not be penalized during the admissions process or student eligibility for institutionally supported scholarships, course placement, or admissions to Honors programs.

Test Not Considered

Test Not Required

Institutions do not consider test scores in the admissions review process, even if a student chooses to submit a test score (see test not considered above). However, test scores may be considered for placement, entry into Honors program, and/or scholarship awards.

University of Washington, Bothell
University of Washington, Seattle
University of Washington, Tacoma

Test Optional

Students may choose to submit test scores to strengthen an application. Not submitting test scores will not disadvantage a student. In place of a test score, students who apply may be required to submit additional and alternative measures of college readiness such as successful completion of dual credit coursework, exams, or scores on high school college readiness assessments.

Central Washington University
The Evergreen State College
Western Washington University