College Board closes numerous SAT sites due to COVID-19 pandemic
The College Board, which administers the tests, says numerous schools across the island won't host the SAT scheduled for this week.
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Sep 23, 2020, 5:23 PM
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4ds agoA headache for high school students and their parents - testing centers for the SATs are being closed again by the coronavirus.
The
College Board, which administers the tests, says numerous schools across the
island won't host the SAT scheduled for this week.
The exams
are canceled, and students will be refunded their registration fees.
However,
many parents are now trying to find a spot at open testing sites at the last minute.
Many colleges use the SATs for admissions.
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