Here’s the link for that you can visit to see the more details: https://pages.collegeboard.org/sat-covid-19-updates

According to Yale University, the tests will not play any role in evaluation process for prospective students taking admission to first year. Admission committee is not going to consider the SAT Subject Tests. For more information, visit: https://admissions.yale.edu/covid-19

Cornell University opines that applicants without the test results would require to give additional evidence in the form of grade reports of the most current senior secondary school. Students do not need to submit the applications by including their SAT 2 Score. And in case of students who have taken the SAT 2 in 2020 administrations will submit their scores, which will help in assessing their level of preparation for the college.

For more information, visit: https://admissions.cornell.edu/news/cornell-university-suspends-actsat-testing-requirement-2021-applicants

Harvard is asking for the SAT Subject tests from all first-year applicants when they fill the Universal College Application, or the Coalition Application. Prospective applicants can also self-report your SAT and ACT test scores (including Subject Tests, Advanced Placement, etc.). There is also possibility for students to submit SAT scores from tests taken as late as the December and the February for the ACT.

Look out for more information at: https://college.harvard.edu/admissions/apply/first-year-applicants

Updates on March and May, 2020 Administrations

The designated institution responsible for administration of SAT subject tests have suspended May 2, 2020 dates. Furthermore, the test administration for March 14 that had earlier been scheduled for March 28, also stands suspended for the time being.

In this regard, the applicants who had already registered for the test dates in May, as well as those whose March test centers were locked due to the Pandemic, or even those applicants who did not receive March scores as the result of anomalies, shall be refunded in time. Amidst all the pandemic fiasco, one thing seems clear, students appearing in 2020-2021, will definitely have fewer test dates available before them to align to the deadlines for filling the college applications. However, the positive thing is that the educational institutions that accept SAT 2 are aware of reshufflings of test administration, and would therefore consider it on a serious note.

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It is quite practical to put that situations and format of SAT II administration shall not be the same as earlier. Definitely, there is silver lining and for sure as the test dates have been reshuffled and not suspended or canceled for the academic year 2020-21, Pandemic or No Pandemic, SAT 2 examination is going to take place, and it is very much there and real.

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