Preparing for SAT Day: What to Bring?

Hey guys! My SAT test is coming up. I'm a bit nervous and I want to make sure I've done everything I can to prepare. Does anyone have recommendations on what to bring on SAT day?

Absolutely, being prepared on the test day can make the process significantly less stressful. Here's a list of essential items you should bring:

1. Admission ticket: Print it out from your College Board account. It would be best to keep a digital copy on your email or phone as well.

2. Valid photo ID: A driver's license or passport will usually suffice. School IDs are also accepted in some cases. Make sure the name on your ID matches the name on your admission ticket.

3. No. 2 pencils and erasers: Though the SAT is fully digital, you may want to bring pencils for solving problems on scratch paper.

4. An approved calculator: This can be very useful for the math sections. Make sure your calculator is on the approved list in accordance with College Board's rules.

5. Scratch paper: Again, even though the SAT is digital now, you may find it helpful to do some rough work or quick math on paper. The test center may provide this, but it's always good to bring your own as a backup.

6. Snacks and water: Keep up your energy and stay hydrated with a few light snacks and a bottle of water. Try to keep snacks non-disruptive, so avoid anything too crunchy or loud.

7. Layered clothing: Sometimes test centers can be a little chilly, so you may want to wear a layered outfit to make sure you're comfortable.

Remember to also set an alarm for the test day and plan your route to the test center in advance. Getting a good night's sleep before the exam can also significantly improve your performance. All the best with your upcoming SAT!