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You may register](at www.iseetest.org. You may register) for the test online at [https://iseeonline.erblearn.org](https://iseeonline.erblearn.org or by)[ or by](https://iseeonline.erblearn.org or by)[ ](https://iseeonline.erblearn.org or by)[phone for an additional $25 at 1-800-446-0320](phone for an additional $25 at 1-800-446-0320)[ ](phone for an additional $25 at 1-800-446-0320)(9:00am-5:00pm EST).  \nStudents may take the ISEE once in any or all three of the testing seasons, up to three times ina 12-month admission cycle. The seasons are Fall (August-November), Winter (December-March), and Spring/Summer (April-July).  \nISEE TESTING SEASONS  \n FALL   \n\n| Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\n WINTER   \nDec   \nJan   \nFeb   \nMar   \nSPRING/SUMMER  \nApr   \nMay   \nJun   \nJul   \nRegister online at [https://iseeonline.erblearn.org](https://iseeonline.erblearn.org).  \nWe are pleased to offer the ISEE in both a paper-pencil and online format.  \nThe ISEE is an admission test that has four levels: A Primary Level, Lower Level, Middle Level, and Upper Level. The Primary Level is for students currently in grades 1, 2, and 3 who are candidates for grades 2, 3, and 4. This hour-long test, made up of a reading and math section and a short writing sample, is available at select schools, but only online. For more information on this test, please go to [www.iseetest.org](www.iseetest.org. The Lower Level)[. The Lower Level](www.iseetest.org. The Lower Level) is for students currently in grades 4 and 5 who are candidates for admission to grades 5 and 6. The Middle Level is for students in grades 6 and 7 who are candidates for admission to grades 7 and 8. The Upper Level is for students  \nin grades 8 through 11 who are candidates for admission to grades 9 through 12. The ISEE has different forms at each level for security purposes.  \nIn the Lower, Middle, and Upper levels, the ISEE consists of three parts: (1) carefully constructed and standardized verbal and quantitative reasoning tests that measure your capability for learning;  \n(2) reading comprehension and mathematics achievement tests that provide specific information about your strengths and weaknesses in those areas; and (3) an essay section. The ISEE evaluates not only your level of reading, but also your ability to comprehend material drawn from the sciences and humanities.  \nThe ISEE essay is timed and written in response to a prompt. This essay is not scored; it is scanned and sent only to the schools you requested.  \nScore Reports  \nThe ISEE Score Report has two main sections devoted to test results. The Test Profile provides an overview of a student’s performance on each of the subtests compared to that of his or her peers. The Analysis delineates a student’s performance on each test broken down by subsection categories.  \nPaper-Pencil/Online:  \nLower, Middle, and Upper Levels  \nThe Lower, Middle, and Upper Level ISEE is offered in both a paper-pencil and online format. Both modalities have the same number of questions, the same timing, and the same opportunity for students to change their answers during the test section. Please note that the online option requires a student to type his or her essay. The paper-pencil format requires a student to handwrite his or her essay.  \nCreate an online account for student registration and register for paper-pencil or online testing at [https://iseeonline.erblearn](https://iseeonline.erblearn). org. There is an additional $25 fee to register by phone at 1(800) 446-0320 (9:00am-5:00pm EST) .  \n1  \nWWW.ISEETEST.ORG  \nSome individual independent schools have made arrangements with ERB to","cbCaiaN5JIwpIf3p","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaN5JIwpIf3p","pdf",1802482,12,"English","# How to Use This Guide\n# ISEE Testing Seasons\n## Fall\n## Winter\n## Spring/Summer\n# ISEE Test Levels and Structure\n## Levels (Primary, Lower, Middle, Upper)\n## Test Parts\n## Essay and Scoring Process\n# Score Reports\n# Paper-Pencil vs Online\n## Registration and Format Requirements\n# Open Test Sites and School Arrangements\n# Prometric Offices","[{\"question\":\"How can students register for the ISEE, and what are the main registration options?\",\"answer\":\"Students can register online at the ISEE registration website or by phone for an additional fee. 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