Test Schedule for June 2021

Here are some important notes about 2021 testing.

SAT

We know you're eager to sign up for a fall SAT test. Registration will open by early July. The next anticipated test date is August 28th.

Note from the College Board regarding the coming discontinuation of SAT Subject Tests and the Essay Test:

Why discontinue the SAT Essay portion: “We’re adapting to respond to the changing needs of students and colleges. This change simply streamlines the process for students who have other, more relevant opportunities to show they can write an essay as part of the work they’re already doing on their path to college.”

Why discontinue the Subject tests: “We’re reducing demands on students. The expanded reach of AP and its widespread availability means the Subject Tests are no longer necessary for students to show what they know.”

We know that this news may raise a lot of questions and concerns for you, especially if you’ve already scheduled the tests or are in the process of submitting to colleges. For more information regarding Subject tests and the Essay test, please see the College Board FAQ sheet.


ACT
The ACT organization is working to offer on-line testing in 2021.


SSAT
There are no paper-based tests scheduled at this time.

There are at-home SSAT test openings on June 4, 5, 6, and July 9, 10, and 11.

At Home testing provides students in the US a secure computer-based testing option as COVID-19 limitations continue to evolve. Learn more about this option, test dates, and registration here.


ISEE
Students can now take the admissions test trusted by schools around the world from the comfort and safety of their homes. Students currently have two ISEE At Home remote testing options. Families should follow any instructions provided by their application school(s) when selecting their at-home testing choice. For more information about this option go to:
ISEE At Home For Families | ERBlearn.org


All Tests
Please make sure to check with the testing center ahead of the test date to make sure that there are no closings.