SAT Test Dates & Registration

Generally, students sit the test up to three times.

The first sit is all about experience: getting a feel for taking an official test among students you may not have seen before, all in a strictly monitored test.

The second sit is a better showcase of content and techniques as the flutters of the novelty of an "official experience" have been subdued.

The third sit, if needed, is a final top up of scores, maximising your superscore across the test.

Roughly 90% of schools accept superscored results.

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