Who is the New York State Regents Examinations ?

The Regents refers to the New York State Education Department's Regents Examinations. These are standardized tests in New York State for high school students. They measure readiness for graduation and provide a basis for statewide comparison of student achievement.

Step 1: Eligibility and Application

Before taking the Regents Examinations, students must be enrolled in and complete a New York State-approved course of study in the subject of the exam. Students then apply to take the exams through their school. It's important to check with your school administration or guidance department to ensure all eligibility requirements are met.

Step 2: Scheduling the Exam

The Regents Exams are typically administered in January, June, and August, with exact dates varying each year. The schedule is determined by the New York State Education Department and the exams are scheduled at the student's school. Students should contact their school for specific scheduling information.

Step 3: Taking the Exam

The exams are administered at the students' high school. On the day of the exam, students should arrive early and bring any required materials, such as pencils and a calculator. The exams typically include multiple-choice and written-response questions.

Location Information

Regents Examinations take place in New York State high schools. The exact location will be your own high school or a designated school in your district. Contact your school administration for location details.

Website

More information about the Regents Examinations, including exam schedules, can be found on the New York State Education Department's website: http://www.nysed.gov/