It\u2019s that time of the year again! High school seniors around the world are preparing for the next chapter of their lives, college. While students may be excited about this new transition, we all know how stressful the college application process can be. One of the most common questions students often ask about is whether they should take the SAT, ACT, or both. Though the answer to this question may depend on the school to which students are applying, however, top 100 colleges and universities in the United States accept scores from both the SAT and ACT to determine admission and merit-based scholarship for International Students. It is important for students and parents to know that although most schools do not prefer one test over the other, there is an advantage in taking both standardized tests. That is, students may perform better in one test than the other, and thus, recognize their strengths and areas for improvement.<\/p>\n
To best prepare for each test, here\u2019s a brief overview of similarities and differences between the SAT and ACT:<\/span><\/p>\n