The Scholastic Aptitude Test also known as the SAT
I is a general test of verbal and quantitative reasoning which is
accepted for admissions in U. S. colleges. The test is conducted for
admission into undergraduate programs of US universities. However most
of the universities ask you to take SAT-II tests as well. The SAT is administered by the US based "College Entrance Examination Board". Candidates can register for SAT test by any of the following methods:-
Registration for SAT
Register Online
The quickest and easiest way to register:
- Choose your test date and test center in real time
- Get immediate registration confirmation
- Get 24-hour access to registration for printing or correcting your Admission Ticket
Register by Mail
Certain situations require that you register by mail. You should use mail registration if you:
- Want to pay by check or money order (payable to "The College Board")
- Are younger than 13 years old
- Are registering for Sunday testing for the first time due to a religious observance
- Are requesting that we open a test center nearer to your home
- Are testing in Benin, Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Togo or Kenya
To register by mail, you'll need an SAT
Paper Registration Guide, which is available at your school counselor's
office. A registration form and return envelope are included with the SAT Paper Registration Guide.
When completing the application, you may need a College Board code
number for college majors, college and scholarship programs, test
centers or high schools. To find these numbers, use our Code Search tool
or the code list in your counselor's office.
Standby Registration
If you are unable to register in time, standby testing may be available for an additional fee.
Note: Seating
capacity for standby testers is limited. Be sure to arrive at the
center early. If you wish to test as a standby, you must present an
acceptable school- or government-issued photo ID from the country in
which you are testing. Foreign passports, foreign national IDs, or IDs
from foreign schools will not be accepted.
To register for standby testing, follow these steps:
- Before test day, pick up a registration form at your school office and fill it out.
- Bring the completed form with a check or money order for all fees, including the standby fee, to the test center on test day no later than 7:45 a.m.
- If you are a Sunday tester, or approved for 50 percent extended time, include a copy of your clergy letter or Eligibility Approval Letter.
Standby testing is not available for:
- Language Tests with Listening
- School-based testing for students with disabilities requiring special accommodations
- Center-based testing for any accommodations other than 50 percent extended time
- Students testing in Benin, Cameroon, Ghana, Hong Kong, Kenya, Korea, Macau, Nigeria, Thailand, Singapore, Togo or Vietnam
- Test-takers who are 21 years old or older on test day
Home-Schooled Student Registration
Home-schooled students can register online or by mail for the SAT. When prompted for their high school code, they should enter 970000.
Students schooled at home who do not have acceptable photo
identification can apply for a Student ID Form at their local high
school. You must supply a recognizable photo. The school will help you
by:
- Verifying your identity through acquaintances or other means.
- Printing a Student ID Form on school letterhead.
- Following the directions on the form for completing it. The school needs to:
- Affix your photo where indicated.
- Apply the school seal, making sure to overlap the photo.
- Have you sign the ID form in their presence.
- Sign and date the form.
You will also be asked to sign the ID form again at the test center. This form must be dated and is good for only one year.
