- How can I arrange for eligibility testing?
- What courses will I be be eligible to take?
- What are the eligibility guidelines and scores I need to qualify for CTYOnline?
- Once I establish qualifying test scores, how long will I remain eligible for CTYOnline?
How can I arrange for eligibility testing?
Eligibility testing for students between Grades 2 - 8 is generally arranged by CTY Global Talent Search. Students who can demonstrate outstanding academic abilities but are unable to test through the Talent Search in time may apply for provisional admission to take one CTYOnline course. They will need to register for the Talent Search to obtain testing materials. To continue in the CTYOnline program or to participate in summer residential or commuter programs, provisional admission students must submit qualifying scores on the appropriate above-grade-level test. Contact ctyonline@jhu.edu for information.Which courses will I be eligible to take?
CTY focuses on challenging academically gifted students in their areas of strength, not on remedial studies. Students who excel in the mathematical reasoning portion of the qualifying test become eligible to take courses in math, science, computer science, and engineering courses. Those who achieve qualifying scores on the verbal (or reading) portion of the above grade test become eligible to take writing, critical reading, grammar, humanities, or social science courses. Students with qualifying math or verbal scores may enroll in Forensics, Intro to Web Design, JavaScript, music, or any world language course if the other prerequisites are met. If you already have the student's scores for SCAT, College Board SAT, or ACT, use the convenient CTY Eligibility Assessment form to find out which programs and courses the student may take.What are the eligibility guidelines and scores I need to qualify for CTYOnline?
- Grades Pre K - 2
- Grades 2 - 6
- STB for Grades 5 to 10
- SCAT for Grades 6 to 10
- Grades 7 and Above
- PSAT for Grades 9 to 12
Grades Pre K - 2
CTYOnline offers challenging math courses to academically gifted students beginning in Pre-Kindergarten. Language arts (Young Readers' Series and Building Blocks) and world language courses (Chinese, Arabic, and Spanish) are available to students in 2nd grade and up. Children in grades K-1, who are too young to join the CTY Talent Search and take the SCAT, can become eligible to enroll in online courses by submitting alternative test results that demonstrate high academic potential, such as these:WISC-IV, WPPSI-III, Stanford-Binet V:
- Math or world language - a Full scale, OR Performance/Perceptual Reasoning/Nonverbal composite score of 127 or higher.
- Language arts or world language -, a Full Scale or Verbal composite score of 127 or higher.
Grades 2 - 6
Academically gifted students in grades 2 - 6 take the School and College Abilities Test (SCAT) to qualify for CTY programs. This computerized above-grade level test is offered through the CTY Talent Search year-round.| Grade When Tested | Qualifying Mathematics
Scores required for math, computer science, science, or world language courses |
Qualifying Verbal
Scores required for writing, critical reading, grammar, humanities, world language, or social science courses |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 435 SCAT Quantitative | 430 SCAT Verbal |
| 3 | 440 SCAT Quantitative | 435 SCAT Verbal |
| 4 | 450 SCAT Quantitative | 440 SCAT Verbal |
| 5 | 465 SCAT Quantitative | 445 SCAT Verbal |
| 6 | 470 SCAT Quantitative | 450 SCAT Verbal |
Grades 7 and Above
By the end of grade 7, academically gifted students must have qualifying scores on the Advanced SCAT, ACT, or College Board SAT -I to continue enrolling in CTYOnline distance courses. Students should register for CTY Talent Search and take the ACT or SAT during the 7th grade so their scores will be available by the end of grade 7. At this time, only the ACT Reading, SAT Verbal (prior to 3/05), or SAT Critical Reading score (3/05 or later) will be considered for CTY humanities course eligibility.| Qualifying Mathematics Scores required for math, computer science, science, or world language courses | Qualifying Reading Scores required for writing, critical reading, grammar, humanities, world languages, or social science courses | |
|---|---|---|
| Grade When Tested | Minimum Score Required | Minimum Score Required |
| 7 | 430 SAT-M, 16 ACT-M, or 475 SCAT-Q |
410 SAT-CR/V, 15 ACT-R, or 455 SCAT-V |
| 8 | 480 SAT-M, 18 ACT-M, or 480 SCAT-Q |
460 SAT-CR/V, 18 ACT-R, or 460 SCAT-V |
| 9 | 530 SAT-M, 20 ACT-M, or 485 SCAT-Q |
510 SAT-CR/V, 21 ACT-R, or 465 SCAT-V |
| 10 | 580 SAT-M, 23 ACT-M, or 490 SCAT-Q |
560 SAT-CR/V, 24 ACT-R, or 470 SCAT-V |
| 11 | 630 SAT-M
or 25 ACT-M |
610 SAT-CR/V
or 27 ACT-R |
| 12 | 680 SAT-M or 28 ACT-M |
660 SAT-CR/V
or 30 ACT-R |
| Key | M = Math, CR = Critical Reading (tested 3/05 or later), V = Verbal (tested prior to 3/05); R = Reading, Q = Quantitative | |
Qualifying Spatial Test Battery [STB] Scores for Grades 5 - 10
| Qualifying Spatial Test Battery [STB] Scores Required for Math, Computer science, Science, or World Language Courses | ||
|---|---|---|
| Grade When Tested | Spatial Test Battery [STB] Only Score | Minimum Score Required STB Option |
| 5 | 450* | 400 STB* & 460 SCAT Q |
| 6 | 500* | 400 STB* & 465 SCAT Q |
| 7 | 450 | 400 STB & 380
SAT-M, 400 STB & 15 ACT-M, or 400 STB & 470 SCAT-Q |
| 8 | 500 | 400 STB & 430
SAT-M, 400 STB & 16 ACT-M, or 400 STB & 475 SCAT-Q |
| 9 | 550 | 400 STB & 480
SAT-M, 400 STB & 18 ACT-M, or 400 STB & 480 SCAT-Q |
| 10 | 600 | 400 STB & 530
SAT-M, 400 STB & 20 ACT-M, or 400 STB & 485 SCAT-Q |
| Key | M = Math, Q = Quantitative * STB for Younger Children | |
| Note: Scores from the STB taken in 6th grade cannot be used to establish eligibility for courses in the 7th grade and above. | ||
PSAT Scores for Grades 9 - 12
Official PSAT scores may be submitted for academically gifted students in grades 9 - 12 only.| Grade When Tested | Qualifying Mathematics Scores* | Qualifying Verbal Scores |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | >=53 PSAT-M | >=51 PSAT-CR |
| 10 | >=58 PSAT-M | >=56 PSAT-CR |
| 11 | >=63 PSAT-M | >=61 PSAT-CR |
| 12 | >=68 PSAT-M | >=66 PSAT-CR |
| * Note: there is no STB option for students who take the PSAT | ||
SCAT Testing for Grades 6 - 10
Effective 09/01/10, students who have taken the Advanced form of the SCAT are eligible for CTYOnline courses, as indicated in the chart below.Please note:
- Use of the Advanced SCAT for program eligibility for students in 7th grade or higher is currently in a pilot phase. Score requirements are subject to change in future academic years.
- Visit SCAT testing for 7th and 8th graders for more information.
| Minimum Required Advanced SCAT Scores for CTYOnline Courses | ||
|---|---|---|
| Grade (when tested) |
Quantitative (required for math, science, computer science, or world language courses) |
Verbal (required for writing, critical reading, grammar, social science, humanities, or world language courses) |
| 6 | 470 | 450 |
| 7 | 475 | 455 |
| 8 | 480 | 460 |
| 9 | 485 | 465 |
| 10 | 490 | 470 |
Once I establish qualifying test scores, how long will I remain eligible for CTYOnline?
Academically gifted students in grades Pre K - 6 become eligible for CTYOnline distance education courses for which they meet the prerequisites by achieving qualifying scores on the assessments shown below. Once admitted, they may continue to enroll in courses for which they are eligible until- the end of the 2nd grade (if they qualified by one of the qualifying tests for Grades Pre K - 1), or
- until the end of 7th grade (if they qualified by SCAT scores taken in grades 2 through 5). By the end of 7th grade, students must have qualifying ACT or College Board SAT scores to continue enrolling in CTYOnline.
- under a pilot program, students who earn qualifying scores in the Advanced SCAT taken in the 6th grade or older, remain eligible to enroll in CTYOnline courses until the end of high school.
Students with qualifying SAT, ACT, or PSAT scores remain eligible until they complete high school.
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