Check this list of SAT Test Dates so that you’ll know when the test is available. That way, you will be able to register for the SAT as far in advance of the test as you can!
If you register late, you may not be able to take the test at your preferred location. Also, you need to register ahead of the deadline if you will be requesting test accommodations.
Before you register, you need to know the SAT Test Dates and the related deadlines. Here’s a list of the upcoming SAT Test Dates on which you can take the SAT or SAT Subject Tests:
| Test Dates in 2019 | Registration Deadline | Late Registration Deadline |
| August 24 | July 24 | August 11 |
| October 5 | September 5 | September 23 |
| November 2 | October 2 | October 20 |
| December 7 | November 7 | November 25 |
| Test Dates in 2020 | Registration Deadline | Late Registration Deadline |
| March 14 | February 13 | February 24 |
| May 2 | April 2 | April 20 |
| June 6 | May 8 | May 19 |
Note: the March 14, 2020 test date only offers the SAT; you cannot take SAT Subject Tests on this date.
For the most up-to-date list of SAT tests and test dates, check this page on the College Board website.
Registering for the SAT
You can register for the tests here on the College Board’s website. Be sure to always register for the test including the optional Essay, since many colleges require that you take the Essay in order for your score to be accepted.
Also, you should always order the Question-and-Answer Service when available. The Question-and-Answer service is available for the October, March, and May test dates only. It will provide you with a copy of the test questions and answers as well as the answers you chose, so that you can review the test as part of your further preparation! You can obtain more information about the Question-and-Answer service at this page on the College Board’s website.
SAT Tutoring with Bobby Hood
Bobby Hood is an online tutor for the SAT. He focuses on critical thinking and a mindful approach to the SAT that will help you quickly and efficiently move to your highest potential score.
Here’s what one of Bobby Hood’s recent SAT tutoring students had to say:
“I got my SAT scores back for the January test and I got a 2270 total score! 800(!) in reading, 740 in math, and 730 in writing! Thank you again for all your help!” — Diana
This is just one of many similar success stories from Bobby’s students — perhaps you could be on this list too!