FAQs
- Are there any practice test materials?
- Do English learners/Multilingual learners need to take the test?
- Who is required to take the exam?
- Who is eligible for accommodations?
- Can students be medically exempt?
- Do students need any materials prior to testing?
- Are there resources available to help teachers understand the test?
- What accommodations and supports are available for students?
- How do I test students in my district in PSIS who are enrolled in approved special education facilities?
- Are there resources to help interpret results?
- How can schools and districts access results?
- How do I apply for accommodations for students?
- How do I report a test irregularity that occurred during testing?
- Can students cancel their scores from the Connecticut SAT School Day?
- Can I test students in grades 9, 10 or 12?
- How do I test students from my district in PSIS who are enrolled in state non-approved schools or out of state facilities?
- Where can I get help during the test administration for situations that arise during testing?
- Do students get free college score sends for taking the Connecticut SAT School Day?
- What are College Board fee waivers?
- Is there a parent letter to send with information about testing?
- Do I have to register students taking the Connecticut Alternate Assessment System in place of the Connecticut SAT School Day?
- How can students access results?
- How do I access the exam for my students?
- How do I create a roster for test day?
- What is assessed?
- How long does it take to administer?
- Is there training available to administer the test?
- Do I have to register my students to take the test?
- What is PSIS and what does it have to do with testing?
- What materials do students need for testing?
- What should be done for special cases of sudden physical disability?
- When is the exam administered in 2025?
- Where can I get further information?
- Where do I find information about administering the test?