Brief summaries are provided for each of the standardized tests used in California for college admissions and placement, in accordance with the law requiring the filing of financial disclosure and test materials and data for any tests administered to as many as 3,000 persons in the State. The summaries provide narrative and tabulated data concerning the number of persons (by sex and ethnic group, in most cases) having taken the test, the subjects covered by the test, and mean scores. Part 1 describes five tests for undergraduate colleges: the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test; the Scholastic Aptitude Test and College Board Achievement Tests; the American College Test; the Test of English as a Foreign Language; and the Advanced Placement Examinations. Part 2 describes four tests for graduate and professional schools: the Graduate Record Examinations; the Graduate Management Admission Test; the Law School Admission Test; and the Medical College Admission Test. Appended are the California Senate bill requiring disclosure, and the financial disclosure data and additional information provided by the test sponsors which comprise 70% of the document. The document contains 38 references. (KM)