SAT Exam on Saturday 1st June 2024
St Andrews International School Bangkok - High School https://g.page/stabkk?share
High School address:
1020 Sukhumvit Road, Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110
BTS Ekkamai Station
Test-takers should bring the following items:
• Photo identification: Thai ID card (original, not copy) or Passport (original, not copy).
• The ID name must match the test registration name exactly.
• Printed CollegeBoard admission ticket (see below)
• Device for testing with Bluebook installed
This is a DIGITAL test. You must complete exam set up on your device before coming to the test centre. If you've registered for the test, five days before your test date you’ll see your registration listed on the Bluebook™ homepage. Complete exam set up, then the app will generate your admission ticket. From the screen in Bluebook, you can email the ticket to yourself so that you can print it and bring it on test day.
Bring the same device that you used to complete exam set up. Make sure that you have enough battery charge to last for the full test (3 hours). Bring a power-bank if you think that your battery might not last for the full test.
All test takers should be in good health at the time they take the test.
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