College Board Ends At-Home SAT Testing Plan

The College Board initially planned to offer the SAT test at home but canceled it due to many students lacking reliable internet access for three hours. The COVID-19 pandemic led to the closure of traditional testing centers, preventing some students from taking the SAT. The College Board is encouraging universities to extend SAT deadlines and plans to administer in-person SAT tests in August.

Why did the College Board decide not to proceed with the SAT test at home?

• Students preferred in-person tests.

• There were concerns about test security.

• Many students lacked reliable internet access.

• The test was too difficult to administer online.

What was one of the main reasons traditional SAT testing centers were closed?

• Lack of funding for the centers.

• The coronavirus pandemic.

• New online testing options.

• A decrease in student interest.

What action is the College Board urging universities to take regarding SAT deadlines?

• Shorten the deadlines.

• Eliminate the deadlines.

• Extend the deadlines.

• Keep the deadlines unchanged.

When will the in-person SAT tests be administered according to the College Board?

• In June

• In September

• In July

• In August

Who is the reporter providing this information about the SAT testing changes?

• Michael Johnson

• John Doe

• Jane Smith

• Caitlin Baldwin