SAT Test Day - What to bring on test day
It's SAT test day! Use the do's and don'ts below to help your child determine what to bring and what not to bring to his or her SAT test center.
What to Bring
Admission ticket
A valid photo ID
No. 2 pencils with erasers
An acceptable calculator with extra batteries
A watch to keep track of time
Drinks and snacks (for the break)
Is your child wondering what to expect on SAT test day? He or she should visit the College Board's SAT Test Day Simulator to find out.
What NOT to Bring
Highlighters or pens
Scratch paper
A cell phone
An iPod
A camera
A timer with an audible alarm
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Test day is over. Now what? Find out when your child's SAT scores will be available. Visit our SAT Score Reports page.
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