The 2019-2020 ISEE Test Dates have been officially released! Head to our ISEE Test Dates Page in order to find the test dates for your region!
Remember that you can only register for one ISEE test in each testing session. The fall testing season runs August – November, Winter runs December – March, and Spring/Summer runs April – July. Check your application deadlines to make sure you test in time!
To find the test dates for your region, click here: ISEE Test Dates
We are thrilled to introduce Bei, another one of our 2023 scholars. Through focus and consistency, Bei was able to increase his ISEE score by 19%, scoring in the 97th percentile overall!
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