When is the SAT test in 2012?

The SAT is basically the same every year, if you go to Hong Kong, it's January, May, June, October, November, December.

The number of tests in the United States and China is different, and the tests are held in the United States in January, March, May, June, October, November and December every year, a total of 7 times.

There is no test in March, there are 6 in total, and there is no test center in the mainland, so candidates need to go to Hong Kong to take the test.

The SAT is held 7 times a year in the United States and Canada, in January, March, May, June, October, November, and December, while in other countries the test is not held in March, so it becomes 6 times. There is no limit to the number of times a candidate can take the exam.

Generally speaking, the time of the SAT2 test and the time of the SAT test coincide completely, so you can refer to the time of the SAT test to arrange your SAT2 test.

There is no SAT test center in Chinese mainland, and mainland candidates mainly go to Hong Kong to take the SAT test.

The SAT2 2012 exam schedule (first half of the year) and the registration deadline and the corresponding latest registration dates are published by the College Board** in January, March, May and June.

Exam Date: Registration Deadline Latest registration.

January 28, December 30, January 13.

March 10, February 10, February 24.

May 5, April 6, April 20.

June 2, May 8, May 22.

In the first half of 2012, the SAT Subject Test will be held in January, May, and June, which means that if you want to take the SAT2 test, you can also register on these dates. However, it should be remembered that although there are 4 SAT exams in the first half of 2012, you cannot register for SAT1 and SAT2 exams at the same time, and you need to divide them into two times.

In principle, there is no limit to the number of times you can take the SAT test, but considering factors such as the psychological impact of candidates, candidates must be fully prepared when applying for the SAT test and strive to pass the SAT test at one time, because some American universities require candidates to provide all SAT test scores.

SAT and SAT2 cannot be taken at the same time, so if you choose SATII, you will have to go to Hong Kong twice.

The SAT 2023 second half exam schedule is as follows:

SAT computer-based test variations.

1. The examination time is shortened.

The original paper-based SAT test took 3 hours, while the computer-based test was shortened to 2 hours. The time required for each question will also increase.

2. The computer-based SAT test will be changed to an adaptive test.

The computer-based SAT is divided into two parts: Reading, Grammar, and Mathematics. Each subject has a set of questions, and then moves on to the next section, and the difficulty of the second subject depends on the student's level of difficulty in the previous subject.

Choosing the adaptive test can more accurately test the mastery of students' knowledge, test the true level of students, reduce the pressure of students' answers, and make the test fairer.

3. Students can use their personal devices to take the test.

Students can take the SAT with their own laptop or tablet, but the stool only needs to be in place. Candidates cannot take the test at home, but still need to take the test at a test center or international school.

4. Scores come out faster.

Students will be able to check their scores within a few days of the end of the exam.

5. Calculators are allowed.

Throughout the math answering process, a graphing calculator will be provided in the test system, and students can also bring their own calculators.

2023 SAT Test Venue Selection

1. Hong Kong Lilu Travel.

Chinese mainland candidates are mainly concentrated in Hong Kong when choosing SAT test locations, and the main SAT test venue in Hong Kong is AsiaWorld-Expo.

2. Macau. Macau has now become a place where the number of candidates from Chinese mainland has grown rapidly after Hong Kong, so far, the test situation here is not very bad, and the test is relatively relaxed, which is also a good choice for many candidates who take the SAT test for the first time.

3. South Korea, Japan and Mongolia.

Beijing and other cities in the north are relatively close to South Korea and Japan, and you can go back and forth to South Korea when you fly to Hong Kong.

4. Southeast Asia.

Singapore is also a good choice for Malaysia and Thailand, at least there are many Southeast Asian groups on the forum.

Hello classmates, the first thing you need to get out is the TOEFL score, because this is the first-hand score that you must have when applying to any university, without the TOEFL score, it is useless for you to take the SAT. If you have a good TOEFL score, then it is too late for you to start preparing for the SAT from now on. You can start preparing right now, you can go to SAT2 and SAT1 exams in May and June 13, SAT2 is a special test, you can choose your own subjects that you are more good at, and SAT2 is generally easier to get results, with SAT1 and SAT2 scores, it will definitely be of great help to you to sprint to prestigious schools.

In June, you can take the SAT1 test first, one is to test the effectiveness of your preparation in the past few months, and the other is to find your own shortcomings and disadvantages through the exam, which can be strengthened in the following months, from the perspective of college applications, EAED is before November 1, most of the regular applications are January 1, and there are also December 1, but the earlier you apply, the better, but your October exam will definitely not be late. But if you don't have a TOEFL score now, then your test time and preparation time will definitely have to be postponed, because you have to ensure the TOEFL test first, then the subsequent SAT preparation time and test time will definitely be determined according to your TOEFL score, but the later you prepare, the less your test chances will be, then for yourself, the preparation will be more hasty and intense. Hope it helps.

You're getting a little late to prepare, you have to take the TOEFL first, and then take the SAT in December at the latest, and the deadline for applying to universities in California is November 30, and most of the other schools are due in January. In addition, how many universities do you want to apply for, after 50, you basically don't need SAT, you better find an agent to communicate with them now.