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CAPITAL REGION, NY (WRGB) — As students prepare for the now-digital SAT, a significant concern is coming to the forefront - the issue of test anxiety. With the mounting pressure to perform well, many ...

Getting ready to tackle the SAT and come out on top? You already know the SAT can play a big role in your college applications, and that every point can make a difference, but here’s something you ...

The format of the SAT, a standardized test to determine high schoolers’ college readiness, is changing to a digital format this spring as colleges start to make standardized tests optional for ...

The SAT is going digital. In January, the College Board announced it would move the standardized test to an online format in the U.S. in 2024, following a pilot program in 2021. "The digital SAT will ...

College Board President David Coleman announced major changes to the format and content of the SAT last month, as well plans to expand access to opportunity for students aspiring to attend college.

Sharpen those No. 2 pencils, and open your booklets to begin: How do you plan to help your kids prepare for the newly redesigned SAT? a) I'll just tell them what I did in my day: If you don't know, ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Put your pencils down. The SAT exam will move to an all-digital format in the U.S. in 2024, College Board announced Tuesday. The move, meant to lower student stress, comes as ...

Have you ever wondered, “Is the SAT hard?” Well, you’re not alone. Nearly 1.7 million high school students take the SAT each year. The SAT is a timed test with strict structure, challenging math ...

The SAT exam will move from paper and pencil to a digital format, administrators announced Tuesday, saying the shift will boost its relevancy as more colleges make standardized tests optional for ...

If you graduated from high school in 2005 or earlier, then you probably associate the number "1600" with the college acceptance jackpot. But the College Board, the company that owns and publishes the ...