Here's how the coronavirus pandemic may affect your SAT/ACT testing:
Expect the unexpected, but remain optimistic. It’s unclear how long this will last or what test center will be affected next, so you need to anticipate unexpected changes. However, College Board and ACT will do their best to make up for this down the road. Keep in mind that college admissions will understand that this year of test taking was a special case.
According to the World Health Organization, the COVID-19 outbreak has been officially declared a pandemic, and the total number of global cases has now surpassed 121,000. Millions of students across the world have found themselves out of school until further notice. Despite this unprecedented time off, students can still make valuable use of the next few weeks, whether it means using this extra time to study, taking more practice exams, or scheduling online sessions with a tutor.
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