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ISEE Industry Standards Flashcards

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  1. In which formats can students take the ISEE?

    Answer: Paper-based and computer-based at test sites or at home

    The ISEE is offered in paper and online (computer) formats, including a remote at-home option.

  2. What is the standard policy for sending ISEE scores to schools?

    Answer: Scores go to schools the family designates, at no per-school limit for ERB members

    Families select which schools receive ISEE scores, and ERB sends them to the designated recipients.

  3. Why does ERB limit students to one ISEE attempt per testing season?

    Answer: To preserve test validity and reduce over-coaching effects

    The once-per-season rule helps maintain fair, valid scores by limiting repeated short-term retakes.

  4. Which accommodations may be available to eligible ISEE test-takers?

    Answer: Extended time and other documented accommodations

    Students with documented needs may receive accommodations such as extended time through ERB approval.

  5. How does the ISEE handle the essay after testing?

    Answer: It is scanned and sent unscored to recipient schools

    The handwritten or typed essay is forwarded to schools as an unscored writing sample.

  6. What is a key reason private schools use the ISEE in admissions?

    Answer: It provides a standardized academic benchmark across diverse applicants

    The ISEE gives schools a common, standardized measure to compare applicants from different backgrounds.

  7. Which level of the ISEE is designed for students applying to grades 5 and 6?

    Answer: Lower Level

    The Lower Level ISEE is for students applying to grades 5 and 6.

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  1. admission.org — Test delivery, registration deadline · verified Oct 2026
  2. cdn.erblearn.org — Eligibility, fees, retake policy, score release, exam information · verified Oct 2026