SAT Suite of Assessments

Apply to Become a Test Center

Test center approval for new test centers is closed for the 2021–22 school year. You may submit an application to become a test center for the 2022–23 SAT administrations.

Please note the following testing calendars are in effect for the 2022–23 school year:

  • United States: Test centers will test on paper and pencil for the 2022-23 school year
  • International: Test centers will test on paper and pencil for Fall 2022 (August, October, December) and digitally for Spring 2023 (March, May, June)

Apply to open an SAT test center for weekend administrations by completing the form on this page.

Before You Start

To open as a test center, you need a six-digit, Level II College Board school code, or a four-digit College Board school code if you are a higher education institution. If your institution doesn't have a six-digit Level II College Board school code, you can request one online here. You can also contact ETS Code Control at codecontrol@ets.org. The review process for a College Board school code takes about 10 business days.

Alternative Options

  • If your SAT test center was closed for one academic year and you want to reopen, update information, or add a new test coordinator:
    Contact Test Administration Services at 800-257-5123 or tas@ets.org.
  • If you want to administer the SAT on a weekday:
    See the SAT School Day site.

Application Timing

You can expect to hear whether your application was approved within 4–6 weeks of your application submission date.

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To open as a test center, you will need a six-digit Level II College Board school code, or a four-digit College Board school code if you are a higher education institution. If you do not have a school code please visit https://schoolcode.collegeboard.org/ to submit an application. The review process for a College Board school code takes about 10 business days. For questions or additional assistance submitting an application, please contact ETS Code Control at  +1 609-771-7091 or codecontrol@ets.org.

Enter your School's Zip/Postal Code prior to searching for a school below.


Begin typing the name of your school and a search list will automatically appear. Use your mouse or up/down arrow keys to navigate through the list. Select your school by clicking on it or pressing the enter key. If you are having trouble viewing your school please double check the zip code or country text for any errors. If you do not see your school within the dropdown, please contact ETS Code Control at  +1 609-771-7091 or codecontrol@ets.org.

 

If you do not have a school code and need to apply for one, please visit https://schoolcode.collegeboard.org/ to submit an application. The review process for a College Board school code takes about 10 business days. 

Enter your School's Country prior to searching for a school below.



Begin typing the name of your school and a search list will automatically appear. Use your mouse or up/down arrow keys to navigate through the list. Select your school by clicking on it or pressing the enter key. If you are having trouble viewing your school please double check the zip code or country text for any errors. If you do not see your school within the dropdown, please contact ETS Code Control at  +1 609-771-7091 or codecontrol@ets.org.

 

If you do not have a school code and need to apply for one, please visit https://schoolcode.collegeboard.org/ to submit an application. The review process for a College Board school code takes about 10 business days. 


SAT test centers that closed for only one academic year and want to reopen, update information, or add a new test coordinator should contact Test Administration Services at 800-257-5123 or tas@ets.org instead of submitting this form.

Since you responded that your location is an existing SAT test center that has administered the SAT in the past two academic years, please contact Test Administration Services at 800-257-5123 or tas@ets.org to reopen.

Learn more about offering the SAT on a school day.

This form is intended only for institutions interested in hosting SAT Weekend. Please go to the SAT School Day website.

Contact Information

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  • Check the test dates for both U.S administrations and international administrations.
  • Please apply at least three months before the earliest administration date requested.
  • The SAT Program reviews requests for the current school year through February, and for the next school year starting in March.


  • Test dates are posted here: Domestic and International
  • Please apply at least three months before the earliest administration date requested.

  • Sunday testing is only available for students unable to take the SAT on Saturday for religious reasons.
  • If the contact for Saturday and Sunday testing is the same, only submit one request.

  • Testing capacity is the number of seats you can provide for each test administration.
  • Minimum capacity to open is 25 seats in most instances.
  • Maximum capacity for new test centers is 250. This can be increased after you have offered your first SAT administration.


Contact Information

Add contact information for educator who will serve as the test coordinator






Principal information







Please include http:// or https://


  • Check the test dates for both U.S administrations and international administrations.
  • Please apply at least three months before the earliest administration date requested.
  • The SAT Program reviews requests for the current school year through February, and for the next school year starting in March.


  • Test dates are posted here: Domestic and International
  • Please apply at least three months before the earliest administration date requested.

  • Sunday testing is only available for students unable to take the SAT on Saturday for religious reasons.
  • If the contact for Saturday and Sunday testing is the same, only submit one request.

  • Testing capacity is the number of seats you can provide for each test administration.
  • Minimum capacity to open is 25 seats in most instances.
  • Maximum capacity for new test centers is 250. This can be increased after you have offered your first SAT administration.


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