Students are responsible for knowing the local laws and should bring a mask just in case. Masks are optional during SAT administrations unless your testing location generally requires masks according to local laws. All weekend test centers must adhere to College Board requirements or local public health guidelines. Schools and test centers make individual decisions about whether to administer the SAT. We ask test centers that decide they need to close or reduce the number of students who can test to contact College Board as soon as possible so we can help ensure students are informed ahead of test day.įor specific information about your registration, please check the email address associated with your registration, though there may be a delay between the test center closing and the email notification. If you can't find a nearby test center with availability on your preferred test date, be sure to check other dates. While College Board can't directly control capacity and test center availability, we're working to ensure that as many students as possible are able to test safely. Schools and test centers may still have to reduce capacity and they may need to close unexpectedly. 
Test Center Availability, Capacity, and Closures
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2022–23 SAT DatesĪll dates and registration information can be found on our SAT dates and deadlines page. Registration for spring 2023 SAT dates will open in the fall. Registration is open for all fall 2022 SAT dates. Weekend SAT 2022–23 SAT Weekend Administrations
In-School Assessments (SAT School Day and PSAT-Related Assessments). Test Center Availability, Capacity, and Closures. If this happens, students will be notified that they shouldn’t report to their test center, and they'll receive a follow-up notification after the test day to confirm whether a makeup is available or if they will receive a refund. Make sure we can get in touch with you by email and/or text message if your center decides to close or reduce capacity between now and test day. Students should frequently check email and the test center closure page before and on test day to confirm their center is open. We ask test centers to report closures to College Board as soon as possible. Test centers make individual decisions about whether to administer the SAT, and they may close before the administration, right up until test day. While College Board can't directly control test center capacity and availability, we're working to ensure as many students as possible are able to test safely. There may be limited testing capacity in certain areas due to public health restrictions and high demand. Our top priority continues to be the health and safety of students and educators. We know schools and test centers are continuing to navigate uncertainties due to covid-19.
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