My test centers for the SAT nearby are full should I take the ACT instead?
June 30th, 2010 | 
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The SAT test centers are not close by and I don’t feel like going anywhere too far. The ACT has test centers nearby, should I take this test instead if I want to? Will this affect my chances for college?
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Whether you’ve been studying for the SAT or ACT for months or treating them as no big deal, before you complete your US university application you’ll need to have one (or both) under your belt. Neither is fun, but each has benefits and drawbacks. You should take time to make an informed decision before taking either the SAT or ACT. The test you pick can give you a better shot at doing well, and a better chance that you’ll hear good news– in the form of college acceptance letters!
Make sure you check with the school(s) you intend to apply to. Many schools will accept either the ACT or the SAT, but some have a preference for one or the other. So if you have your heart set on a school that happens to only accept SAT results, you’ll have to do a bit of hiking to make it to a test center.
You generally have to register for both of them a month in advance… So I don’t see how it can be "full"
http://www.collegeboard.com/testing/
http://www.actstudent.org/regist/index.html
You have to take one of them if you want to go to college, although some community colleges will accept you if you haven’t…
Best to take both and score high.