Delbarton Exam Private Tutoring

Information about the Delbarton Exam

Delbarton is known for providing a top education, great athletic programs, and an exemplary foundation for men of integrity.

But, before attending, you’ll need to pass their entrance exam.

What does Delbarton say about their entrance exam?

“The exam covers three areas: the student’s native ability, subject knowledge, and writing fluency. These are measured, respectively, through an aptitude test, achievement test, and a writing sample.” (Delbarton website)

We liken the Delbarton entrance exam to a combination of the traditional private Catholic school entrance exams and an additional test for gifted students, and our curriculum is designed to optimally prepare our students for this exam. 

Please note: Summit Prep is an independent tutoring company that is not affiliated with, endorsed by or otherwise related to Delbarton.

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Curious to know more about Delbarton’s admission process?

Reach out to us to learn more and how Summit Prep can help your child succeed on the Delbarton exam.

More info from Delbarton’s website: Application Procedure

After Acceptance to High School

Once you start high school (or before), we are here to support you if you need help in any academic subjects. And, when you need it, we specialize in SAT and ACT prep and provide one-on-one, customized tutoring to over 1,000 students every year for these college entrance exams.

Timeline for SAT/ACT Testing and College Admissions

Fall of sophomore year:

Students take the PSAT in October and get results back in early December. These results do not count toward National Merit status, and we recommend that students do not prep for it (here’s more info one why we make that recommendation). But, the results do give us an early indication of where a student’s standardized test score is at, which can inform if we need to start SAT/ACT prep earlier than anticipated.

Summer after sophomore year:

In June, take our free diagnostic SAT and ACT exams to determine which test suits your child best and then start SAT prep or ACT prep (recruited athletes or those needing very large score increases sometimes need to start the process earlier).

Throughout junior year:

Take the SAT/ACT tests until you hit your score goal (ACT scores, in particular, can be deleted at any time, so there’s no downside to re-taking the test).

October of junior year:

Most students take the PSAT (this score does not matter for the vast majority of students) — the results for this test come back in early December of that year.

Summer after junior year and early fall of senior year:

November 1st and 15th of senior year: 

Early application deadlines for most colleges.

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