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Test Centers
SAT test centers are high schools, universities and testing sites in the US and around the world. You choose your center during registration, and popular centers fill up quickly, especially before fall application deadlines. These articles explain how to find a seat, what happens if your center closes and how international testing differs.
Locate a convenient and available SAT test center.
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What this topic covers
- Finding and choosing a test center
- What to do if your center changes or closes
- Testing at international centers
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Test Centers articles
Find SAT test center locations and learn how to choose the best one for you. Articles are listed newest first. Each one is written for the Digital SAT and ends with answers to common follow-up questions and links to related guides.
SAT Test Center Rules and Regulations
Know the rules before arriving at your SAT test center.Updated May 19, 2026Read articleTest CentersWhat Happens If Your Test Center Closes?
What to do if your SAT test center closes unexpectedly.Updated Apr 29, 2026Read articleTest CentersHow to Change Your Test Center
Steps to change your SAT test center location.Updated May 19, 2026Read articleTest CentersWhat to Expect at Your SAT Test Center
What to expect on SAT test day at the center.Updated Apr 29, 2026Read articleTest CentersHow to Find and Select Your SAT Test Center
Tips for finding and choosing your SAT test center.Updated Apr 29, 2026Read article03 /SAT test dates
Next SAT test date
Registration closes about two weeks before each test date, and late registration costs extra. Check the next date and its deadlines here, or open the full calendar to compare every upcoming administration.
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