The College Board has introduced "digital adaptive testing" for the SAT, and the exam is designed to reduce stress for students. AP The first fully digital SAT debuted on March 9.

The College Board offers four full-length digital practice test options on the same app that students will use when they sit for the SAT. It also has a partnership offering free SAT prep through ...

The College Board’s ubiquitous standardized test is now exclusively digital and significantly shorter. It’s a big change at a decisive moment for the testing industry. Students can say goodbye to ...

This isn't the first time the College Board has administered a digital exam. International students took a digital-only SAT in 2023, and a digital-only PSAT was given to younger U.S. high school ...

It seems many Americans aren’t in the know about the significant changes in the Scholastic Aptitude Test over the last year.

The new digital SAT reflects the College Board’s commitment to modernizing standardized testing while maintaining its core purpose. For students, ...

ATLANTA — The College Board has announced the rollout of an all-new digital version of the SAT, set to debut on March 9. Aside from the format, students will notice other differences in the test ...

Don't worry about the "mission-driven not-for-profit" College Board—it's drowning in cash. The US group, which administers the SAT and AP tests to college-bound students, paid its CEO $2.38 ...

The College Board switched to digital PSAT testing last fall and digital SAT testing in the spring as part of a broader push to make the test more accessible and fair for minorities.

Students will get scores back in days, instead of weeks. The changes were announced by the College Board about two years ago after testing a pilot version of the digital SAT in the fall of 2021.

The digital SAT was first piloted in 2021 and the College Board said 80% of students have reported it was less stressful. One hundred percent of educators also reported a positive experience with ...

The release date of your scores depends on when you took the test and when your test was submitted, not on your scores, grade or location.