Join us for an engaging and informative presentation as we delve into the exciting transformations taking place in the world of standardized testing. Our session will focus on the new changes to the SAT® and its transition to a digital format this year.



In this presentation, we will explore the various aspects of the DSAT that have been revamped to better align with the evolving educational landscape and will examine the benefits and challenges of moving from a traditional paper-based test to a digital platform, what is and isn't changing, and how this transition aims to enhance the overall testing experience for students. Our expert speakers will shed light on the key modifications to the timeframe of the change, test structure, question types, and scoring system. Furthermore, we will examine the implications of this shift for test-takers, educators, and college admissions.


Join us as we explore the advancements in standardized testing and discover how the DSAT is revamping how we assess college readiness, digital development, and support student success.


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