I. Announcement
The Dewey Schools Tay Ho Tay would like to announce that the school will host a weekend Digital SAT administration. The details are as follows:
- Test Date: Saturday, December 5, 2026
- Registration Deadline: November 20, 2026
- Deadline for Changes, Cancellations, and Late Registration: November 24, 2026
- Test Center: The Dewey Schools Tay Ho Tay
- Address: Lot H3-LC, Starlake Tay Ho Tay Urban Area, Bac Tu Liem District, Hanoi
- Please note that the registration form on the College Board website will automatically close before the registration deadline if the maximum registration capacity has been reached.
II. SAT Registration Process
- Students are requested to visit the link HERE and follow the College Board’s instructions to register for the test.
- Students must create their own personal College Board accounts and follow the instructions provided on the website.
- Payment must be made directly through the College Board website during the SAT registration process. Upon successful registration, students will receive a registration number and an Admission Ticket.
- One to five days before the test date, students must log in to the Bluebook application (installation instructions available HERE), select their test, and complete the exam setup. The application will generate an Admission Ticket, which students can print or email to themselves to bring on test day.
- For details on change, cancellation, and late registration fees, please visit HERE.
III. Important Information for Test Day
On test day, students must arrive at the test center by 7:30 AM. Students arriving after 8:00 AM will not be admitted to the testing room. Students should check their Admission Tickets before test day and bring the latest version with them. Students who arrive late or are absent on test day will need to register again and pay the applicable test fee in accordance with College Board policies.
For more information, please refer to What to Expect on Test Day HERE.
Students must bring the following items:
- A fully charged, approved testing device with the Bluebook™ application installed (see Approved Testing Devices HERE), along with its charger.
- Their latest Admission Ticket.
- A valid Vietnamese Citizen Identity Card (CCCD) or passport. Please note that international students taking the SAT in Vietnam must present a valid passport. Students without a valid CCCD or passport WILL NOT BE ALLOWED to take the test. For details, please refer to SAT ID Requirements HERE.
- A 2B pencil or pen for taking notes on scratch paper.
- An approved handheld calculator for the Math section. An embedded graphing calculator is available in Bluebook. Alternatively, students may refer to the SAT Calculator Policy HERE for a list of permitted calculators. The school will not provide calculators on test day.
Students may also bring:
- A watch without an audible alarm. Bluebook includes a built-in timer to help students track their remaining test time, but students may wish to use a watch to keep track of break times.
- A portable power bank.
- A bag or backpack.
- Drinks or snacks to consume during breaks.
- A backup laptop, if available.
Students are advised to carefully review the SAT Terms and Conditions HERE before taking the SAT and confirm their contact information HERE in case the College Board needs to contact them.
IV. Prohibited Devices and Items
The following devices and items are not permitted in the testing room:
- Mobile phones (which may be used to present the Admission Ticket but must be collected or stored away from the testing desk once students enter the testing room), smartwatches, fitness trackers, and other wearable devices. Non-smart digital watches and analog watches are permitted.
- Music players, audio recorders, tablets, Bluetooth devices (such as headphones or wireless earbuds), or any other personal computing devices that are not being used as the primary or backup testing device.
- Standalone timers of any kind.
- Cameras or any other photographic devices.
- Highlighters or colored pencils.
- Books or reference materials of any kind.
- Compasses, rulers, protractors, or cutting devices.
- Papers of any kind, including scratch paper.
- Earplugs.
- Unapproved handheld calculators, including calculators with a QWERTY keyboard, those that use paper tape, make noise, or require a power cord.
- Separate monitors.
- Weapons or firearms.
Penalties for Possessing or Using Prohibited Devices
- If a student’s prohibited electronic device makes noise or the student is seen accessing it at any time, including during breaks, the student may be dismissed from the test immediately, their scores may be canceled, the device may be confiscated, and its contents may be inspected.
- Test proctors will collect and hold students’ mobile phones and other prohibited electronic devices, or require students to store them in their backpacks away from the testing desk throughout the test, including during breaks. Proctors also reserve the right to deny admission to any student in possession of a prohibited device.
V. Test Results
Students can access their SAT scores through their accounts at https://mysat.collegeboard.org approximately two weeks after the test date.
In addition, score reports can be sent to universities in the United States or elsewhere upon request. SAT score reports and certificates are valid for five years.
