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What devices can I use to take the Digital SAT?
Accepted devices include personal or school-managed laptops and tablets running Windows, macOS, iPadOS, and school-managed Chromebooks. Mobile phones are not permitted for testing. Your device must have enough memory and storage to install and run the Bluebook application, and should be able to last throughout the test duration.
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How do I install the Bluebook application for the Digital SAT?
Download and install the Bluebook testing application from the College Board website. After installation, run the application to verify compatibility and familiarize yourself with the interface. Complete the exam setup in the app 1 to 5 days before your test, at which point the app will generate your admission ticket.
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What internet connection do I need for the Digital SAT?
A stable internet connection is required at the start and end of the test. A minimum of 100 Kbps per student is recommended. Ensure that network traffic to and from College Board and the Apple App Store is permitted, and verify that firewall or security settings do not block the Bluebook application.
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How do I prepare my device before Digital SAT test day?
Fully charge your device before arriving at the test center and bring your power cord or portable charger since access to power outlets may be limited. Install and run the Bluebook application to check compatibility, confirm your device runs a supported operating system, and ensure you have enough free storage space. Complete the exam setup in Bluebook 1 to 5 days before the test.
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Can I borrow a device for the Digital SAT if I do not have one?
If you lack access to a compatible device, you can request to borrow one from the College Board. Indicate this need during registration and submit your request at least 30 days before your test date. On test day, arrive 30 minutes early to receive and set up the loaned device.
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What accessories can I use during the Digital SAT?
External mice and keyboards are permitted for use with tablets only and are not allowed with laptops. If you have approved accommodations, ensure that any assistive technology devices are compatible with the Bluebook application before test day.
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What devices are prohibited during the Digital SAT?
Mobile phones, smartwatches, fitness trackers, and other wearable technology are not allowed. Cameras, recording devices, and any device capable of recording, transmitting, receiving, or playing back audio, photographic, text, or video content are also prohibited.