22 August 2026
Registration deadline: August 7, 2026. Change, regular cancellation and late registration deadline: August 11, 2026.
Starting your Digital SAT preparation by clarifying the exam date will allow you to establish a more realistic study pace and test schedule. The calendar published by the College Board is valid for all students; Check your registration and center availability again on the official page.
Start your free level assessmentThe College Board's August–December 2026 SAT Weekend calendar is available for all students. Registration deadlines end at 11:59pm US Eastern Time; Check center availability and late registration options on the official page.
Registration deadline: August 7, 2026. Change, regular cancellation and late registration deadline: August 11, 2026.
Registration deadline: August 28, 2026. Change, regular cancellation and late registration deadline: September 1, 2026.
Registration deadline: September 18, 2026. Change, regular cancellation and late registration deadline: September 22, 2026.
Registration deadline: October 23, 2026. Change, regular cancellation and late registration deadline: October 27, 2026.
Registration deadline: November 20, 2026. Change, regular cancellation and late registration deadline: November 24, 2026.
The ideal duration depends on your current English and maths level, target score and weekly study time. Once the date is determined, you can set up the plan in three stages.
Determine priorities in Reading & Writing and Math with level assessment and testing.
Improve your time by regularly solving questions, repeating SAT reading, grammar and mathematics topics.
Pace your exam with full mocks, module strategy and error analysis as you approach the exam.
The August–December 2026 dates published by the College Board are August 22, September 12, October 3, November 7, and December 5. You should check test-centre and registration availability in College Board announcements.
Registration is through the College Board. Since registration dates and exam center quotas may change, you should follow current announcements and the availability of your center through the College Board.
This time varies depending on your current level, target score and weekly training time. Starting early allows you to establish a broader plan for topics, question practice questions and full practice exams. After the level assessment, we create a personal timetable.
Yes, you can re-register for the next available exam date. It's helpful to add previous attempts and error analysis to your new plan to see what areas need improvement.