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Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

The basic SAT test is composed of three sections: math, reading and writing. 

Fees

When and where

See the SAT website for test dates. If you are planning to take the SAT and any SAT subject tests, you will need to test on two separate test dates. This is because the SAT and the Subject tests are always administered at the same time on each test date.

Results

Your scores will be available to you and/or sent to the institute of your choice 3-4 weeks after the test date.

Registration

You can register for the SAT tests online.

Preparation

The SAT website offers some free practice questions or you can purchase books from the SAT website or from local and online bookstores (Tanum, Amazon, Akademika, etc.)

You can also download printed practice brochures (pdf):

What's the difference between the SAT and the ACT? 

Either the SAT or the ACT are required for Bachelor's (undergraduate) studies at US colleges and universities. Contact your institution to find out which test you should take. If both tests are accepted, then you can choose the test that best suits your application deadline. 

Other information

If you are making travel arrangments to and from the test center, be sure to add one to two hours to the test time (for breaks & administrative tasks). 

Test centres for the SAT in Norway

Oslo 
Test Information 
University of Oslo 
International Summer School 
P.O. Box 1082 Blindern 
NO-0317 Oslo 
+47 22 85 40 28
jeanne.sanderson@iss.uio.no
Stavanger
International School of Stavanger 
Treskeveien 3
NO-4042 Hafrsfjord
+47 51 55 43 13 
info@isstavanger.no
Flekke 
Red Cross Nordic United World College 
NO-6968 Flekke, Fjaler
+47 57 73 70 00 
info@rcnuwc.uwc.org

 

 

Published Oct 10, 2011 01:02 PM - Last modified Nov 14, 2011 03:02 PM