Testing

Testing Coordinator

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses/Exams

AP Course Options

Please click on the AP Classes Offered document to view the options offered at Taylorsville.

AP Course and Testing Disclosure

This form must be signed by student and parent and turned into the financial office when paying for/ordering your AP Exam.

AP Course and Testing Disclosure Form

Spanish AP Course and Testing Disclosure Form 

Most of our schools policies and procedures for AP testing are explained in the disclosure form. 

AP Exam Schedule

AP Exams are always administered in the first two full weeks of May.  2025 AP Testing Schedule (Google Doc). Please pay careful attention to when your AP exam is scheduled as you cannot test on another day if you miss your test. 

College Credit with AP

By passing an AP Exam with a score of 3 or higher can earn you college credit. Each college or university may handle AP credits slightly differently. Here’s how AP credits are handled at some Utah Universities (Google Doc).

College Board Account

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Other Exams Administered in Granite School District

PSAT/NMSQT

This is a standardized assessment closely related to the SAT and sponsored by the College Board and the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. This test is offered to 11th graders at Taylorsville and is typically administered in October during a school day.  Sign up information will be given out through English classes. Why take the PSAT/NMSQT? 

ACT

Many Universities look at your ACT score in order to grant merit based scholarships. The ACT assessment includes 4 sections, English, Math, Reading and Science. The ACT will be administered to all Juniors at Taylorsville High on Tuesday, March 25, 2025 beginning at 7:30 AM.  Please bring with you:

• Your fully charged Chromebook
• Photo ID
• Pencil 
• Calculator if you’d like
• Water bottle/snack is optional (school will provide a small snack at the testing break)

If you would like to take the ACT on your own at a National testing site, you can register online yourself.  Register for the ACT

Link to resources you can use to prepare yourself, including a full-length practice exam: ACT Resources

ASVAB

Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery is an optional test that students 10th through 12th grade may choose to take at the few times Taylorsville High offers it. The ASVAB is a timed standardized exam, testing science, math and language skills. This exam may give insight into your aptitude for certain career opportunities.  Stay tuned for upcoming test dates. Information on the ASVAB test.

Utah Aspire Plus

All 9th and 10th grade students will take this test. This test is used to calculate academic growth between 9th and 10th grade. It is also used to provide students a predictive ACT score. This test is not necessarily to inform instruction like an end-of-course assessment.  This year there will only be 3 sections to this test that include, Reading, Math, and Science. All sections of the test will be administered during the regular school day in the student’s respective classes throughout March and April 2025.