The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is a college entrance exam produced by College Board.
All juniors are required to take the SAT as part of the Michigan Merit Examination (MME) administered in April during the school day, and is a graduation requirement.
All students in their junior year will take the SAT in April. However, if students want to take or re-take the SAT on their own, they are able to do so but must register for the test, first. Students may register to take the SAT through CollegeBoard's website. Students must use their CollegeBoard account to login in order to register for a test date.
Fee waivers are available for students who are eligible for free/reduced lunch. Students must see their counselor to receive a fee waiver. This website provides more information if you have any questions regarding the fee waivers.
Fees and payment information can be found here.
All SAT administrations will be offered digitally. For any students taking a weekend SAT administration, they must either provide their own device to bring to the testing center or if they need to borrow a device, they need to request one at least 30 days prior to the test date.
For students planning on bringing their own device, they need to make sure it is SAT ready.
Further information on borrowing a device can be found here.
CollegeBoard and Khan Academy have created a partnership that allows students to utilize free test preparation for the SAT. When students create an account with CollegeBoard (www.collegeboard.org) and Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org/sat) and link them together, students are able to utilize free and individualized test preparation based off their PSAT 9 and 10 test results.
Additional SAT practice can be found on CollegeBoard's website: SAT Practice and Preparation.