DIGITAL SAT

Your Digital SAT score is how colleges compare you to other applicants from around the globe.

Applicants to one university certainly come from different backgrounds, as they would have attended different high schools, might have taken different classes, or would have done different extracurricular activities, but all applicants should have taken the Digital SAT to ensure a common assessment benchmark.

Your Digital SAT score will reveal whether your GPA and transcript accurately represent your academic ability. Admissions officers use your Digital SAT score to determine if your grades were inflated.

In addition to your college applications, your Digital SAT scores can be used to apply for scholarships.

These are sometimes merit-based scholarships, granted directly from your choice of institutions during the application process. Others may be from local, state, or regional programs where your grades, academic achievements, and scores affect your eligibility.

Your SAT score offers you another opportunity to show the college or university how far you have come academically, even if your GPA is slightly lower than expected. It is your opportunity to show that you can work under pressure, study hard, and perform well. This is a major reason you should study and be prepared on the test day.