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ISEE Reading Comprehension
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The Middle Level SSAT and the Upper Level SSAT take a total of 3 hours and 5 minutes, including two breaks between sections and the experimental section at the end.
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Info for International Students
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4 Reasons Why a Private School May Be Right for Your Child
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