You will find test dates and their respective deadlines on the following web site: http://professionals.collegeboard.com/testing/sat-reasoning/register/test-dates More so you will find important information you need to know regarding the registration deadlines.
The dates for the SAT should be located at your school. There should also be a list of all the centers and schools that are giving the SAT and the time and date.
The registration deadline does prevent students from missing it, however, students are expected to remember testing dates and these dates are easily accessible online for those who forget them: http://professionals.collegeboard.com/testing/sat-reasoning/register/test-dates
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The SAT 2: Subject Tests are offered one the same days nationwide. These dates are: June 2, Oct 1, Nov 5, Dec 3, Jan 28, and May 5. Registration deadlines and more details are available here: http://sat.collegeboard.org/register/sat-dates
Unfortunately, the registration date for the June, 2014 SAT has passed for International students. The materials had to be received by May 09,2014 before 11:59pm.
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You must apply for an SAT (or ACT) waiver through your High School counselor. You will receive a number to use on your online registration. You can't use a waiver on a late registration.
The deadline for GRE test registration in 2015 varied depending on the test date chosen by the individual. It is recommended to check the official GRE website for specific registration deadlines.
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To register for the SAT, visit the College Board website and create an account. Complete the registration process, which includes providing personal information, choosing a test date and location, and paying the registration fee. You will receive a confirmation email once registration is complete.
SAT test centers are often high schools. All test center and their codes can be found online at CollegeBoard.com, the site where students register for the SAT. Students who are unable to register online should obtain a registration booklet from the guidance counseling office at their area high school. Test centers and codes will be listed in the registration book as well.
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