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What to do if your SAT test center closes unexpectedly.
Test Centers
Unexpected closures of SAT test centers can occur due to severe weather, emergencies, or other unforeseen circumstances. This guide explains the steps you should take if your test center closes unexpectedly, how the College Board will keep you informed, and what rescheduling options are available.
Test centers may be forced to close on short notice due to factors such as:
The College Board monitors these situations and works to ensure that affected students are promptly informed and provided with alternatives.
If your test center closes, the College Board uses multiple channels to notify you:
Note: It is critical that you keep your contact information up to date in your College Board account to ensure you receive these notifications in a timely manner.
If your test center closes unexpectedly, you have several options:
Being proactive can help you manage any disruption more effectively:
If you need assistance or have questions about your test center closure, you can contact the College Board directly:
Customer service is available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern Time.
By staying proactive and informed, you can effectively manage any disruptions caused by unexpected test center closures. Keep a close eye on your notifications and act promptly to reschedule or request a refund if necessary, ensuring that you remain on track for your SAT testing plans.
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