Many universities all over the world require an SAT.It improvers scholarship opportunities through organisations such as the NCAA.Many that don’t still consider it as part of the student’s profile.There are many reasons why a South African student would take the SAT, we list a few below: Studying in the USA Given the tens of thousands of applications received yearly, the SAT provides somewhat of an objective and comparable academic progress and potential score. It is a convenient way for universities to rank and process applicants. The SAT is used for a similar purpose to our South African NBTs. This poses an interesting problem for admissions departments in the US and other countries around the world – how do they measure everyone in an objective and comparable manner so as to evaluate candidates fairly? There is a huge variety of curricula, subjects, and assessment standards across the world. These are no longer an option as of June 2021 – find out why. The SAT subject tests were separate assessments that were recommended (and sometimes required) for specific degrees at specific universities in the United States. The SAT Essay was an optional 50-minute essay that was offered as an add on to the SAT – this is no longer an option as of June 2021 – find out why. SAT doesn’t stand for anything, although it used to stand for Scholastic Aptitude Test, and then Scholastic Assessment Test, and now just ‘SAT.’ You may also hear ‘SAT 1’, or ‘SAT Reasoning Test’ – these are all the same thing and refer to the SAT. The SAT is to American universities what the NBT is to South African universities – it is a standardised mathematical and literacy reasoning test that is added to your profile when applying to a university in the States. We hope to give you an overview of the SAT, when you need it, and how you can structure your studies to get a great SAT result – and therefore improve your chances of getting into (and being offered scholarships at) your desired institution! In that time, we have taught over 2800 students, helping them get into universities in the US and all over the world. We have been supporting students in South Africa since 1993.
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