If you have a child planning to go to college, they're likely going to have to take the SAT or ACT test.

While I don't have a deal for the test fee, I have found a company offering to give students the chance to practice on a full-length test and receive a detailed score analysis for free.

Princeton Review helps students prepare for standardized tests. The company is hosting a free National Testing Day April 25.

In Colorado though, there are several days available. April 25th will be free test day in Colorado Springs. May 2, students may take the SAT free in Denver or the ACT free in Highlands Ranch. On May 9, Princeton Review will have a free SAT test in Boulder and a free ACT test in Fort Collins.

"We have a free college admissions seminar for parents that runs during the first two hours of every test. Then, after the test, we score the students’ exams and mail an individual score report home to them. Once students get their results, we set up a free one-on-one consultation to discuss what they need to do in order to raise their scores on the official exam," said Stephanie Butler, Manager of High School Marketing for The Princeton Review.

Doing well on the ACT or SAT is even more important than ever for families hoping for grants, scholarships and other financial aid.

The practice tests help students become familiar with the test formats, pacing, question types, and physical and mental demands of the SAT and ACT.

The free SAT & ACT practice tests are open to all high school students. Space is limited and reservations are required. For more information, call 800-2REVIEW or visit the Princeton Review's testing day Web site.

If you see a deal, let me know! E-mail me Deb Stanley (Deb_Stanley@kmgh.com).