SAT Test Locations in Toronto

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SAT locations for testing in Toronto, including addresses and contacts.

Toronto
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SAT Test Locations

.In Toronto, the SAT is administered at various authorized testing centers, typically located in high schools, private schools, and educational institutions. Below is a list of 10 top SAT testing centers in Toronto, along with guidance on how to confirm their availability and contact information. Please note that specific testing centers may vary depending on test dates and availability, so always verify details on the College Board website during registration.


How to Confirm Testing Centers

1. Visit the College Board website.
2. Log in to your College Board account or create one.
3. During the registration process, search for available test centers in Toronto by entering your city or postal code.
   
4. Select a center and confirm its availability for your desired test date.

Important Notes

• Test Center Availability: Testing centers may vary by date, and some may fill up quickly. Register early to secure your preferred location.
• Contact Information: For specific inquiries, visit the school’s official website or contact their admissions office.
• Digital SAT: As of 2024, the SAT is fully digital, so ensure you’re familiar with the format and tools (e.g., embedded calculator) before test day.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the College Board website or contact the schools directly.

1. Upper Canada College

• Type: Private School
• Address: 200 Lonsdale Road, Toronto, ON M4V 1W6
  
• Website: www.ucc.on.ca

.2. St. Michael's College School

• Type: Private School
• Address: 1515 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON M5P 3H4
  
• Website: www.stmichaelscollegeschool.com

3. Havergal College

• Type: Private School
• Address: 1451 Avenue Road, Toronto, ON M5N 2H9
  
• Website: www.havergal.on.ca

.4. Branksome Hall

• Type: Private School
• Address: 10 Elm Avenue, Toronto, ON M4W 1N4
  
• Website: www.branksome.on.ca

5. Crescent School

• Type: Private School
• Address: 2365 Bayview Avenue, Toronto, ON M2L 1A2
  
• Website: www.crescentschool.org

.6. Toronto French School

• Type: Private School
• Address: 306 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON M4N 1T7
  
• Website: www.tfs.ca

7. Bayview Glen School

• Type: Private School
• Address: 275 Duncan Mill Road, Toronto, ON M3B 3H9
  
• Website: www.bayviewglen.ca

.8. North Toronto Collegiate Institute

• Type: Public School
• Address: 17 Broadway Avenue, Toronto, ON M4P 1T7
  
• Website: www.ntci.on.ca

9. Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute

• Type: Public School
• Address: 125 Chatsworth Drive, Toronto, ON M4R 1S1
  
• Website: www.lawrenceparkci.ca

.10. University of Toronto Schools (UTS)

• Type: Private School
• Address: 371 Bloor Street West, Toronto, ON M5S 2R7
  
• Website: www.utschools.ca

Registering for the SAT Test

The official page for locations, dates and times is the SAT College Board site and this is the only way you can register.
DO NOT call the schools individually as it will be a waste of time since everything is handed through  SAT College Board.
Registering for the SAT in Toronto involves a straightforward online process through the College Board website. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the registration process, along with important details about fees, deadlines, and requirements.


Step-by-Step Registration Process

1. Create a College Board Account
   • Visit the College Board website.
   • Click on "Sign Up" to create an account if you don’t already have one. You’ll need to provide basic information such as your name, date of birth, and email address.
2. Select Your Test Date and Location
   • Log in to your College Board account and navigate to the SAT registration page.
   • Choose your preferred test date from the available options. SAT tests are typically offered 7 times a year (e.g., March, May, June, August, October, November, December).
   • Search for testing centers in Toronto by entering your city or postal code. Select a center that is convenient for you.
3. Complete Your Profile
   • Fill out additional details, such as your high school information, academic interests, and extracurricular activities. This information is optional but can be useful for college planning.
4. Upload a Photo
   • You’ll need to upload a recent photo that meets the College Board’s requirements. This photo will appear on your admission ticket and will be used for identification on test day.
5. Pay the Registration Fee
   • The fee for the SAT in Canada is **103USD∗∗(includesa103USD∗∗(includesa43 non-U.S. regional fee). Payment can be made using a credit card, PayPal, or other accepted methods.
   • If you qualify for a fee waiver, you can apply it during the registration process.
6. Print Your Admission Ticket
   • After completing the registration, print your admission ticket. You must bring this ticket with you on test day, along with a valid photo ID.

Important Deadlines

• Regular Registration Deadline: Typically 4–5 weeks before the test date.
• Late Registration Deadline: Usually 2–3 weeks before the test date (an additional $30 USD fee applies).
• Wait-list Registration: If you miss the late deadline, you can request to be placed on a wait-list for an additional $53 USD. However, wait-list availability is not guaranteed.

Required Documents

• Admission Ticket: Printed from your College Board account.
• Valid Photo ID: Acceptable forms of ID include a passport, driver’s license, or government-issued ID. The name on your ID must match the name on your admission ticket.

Test Day Details

• Arrival Time: Arrive at the testing center by 7:45 AM. Late arrivals may not be admitted.
• What to Bring:
  • Admission ticket.
  • Valid photo ID.
  • Approved calculator (for the Math section).
  • Snacks and water for breaks.
• What Not to Bring: Electronic devices (e.g., phones, smartwatches) or any prohibited items listed on the College Board website.

After Registration

• Prepare for the Test: Use official College Board resources, such as Khan Academy’s free SAT prep program, to study.
• Check Your Test Center: Confirm your test center location and details a few days before the test.
• Review Test Day Policies: Familiarize yourself with the rules and requirements to avoid any issues on test day.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the College Board website. By following these steps, you’ll be well-prepared to register for and take the SAT in Toronto.

Need a Tutor in Toronto?

If you would like to prepare with a tutor before registering for SAT contact the SAT Tutor Toronto page. If you wish to register visit our registration page and filling out a form or emailing us directly at [email protected] . Alternatively you are welcome to call us at 613 447 1622 to check if a time is open.