Learn everything you need to know about the SSAT at Home. Articles will answer questions related to SSAT registration, how to login, account issues, and more.
Yes, screen recording is required for the SSAT at Home.
For the SSAT at Home, students with approved accommodations will need to call PSI to schedule their test.
Check out this link to view the SSAT at Home dates that still have availability.
The SSAT at Home is available only in the U.S. and Canada.
If you have PowerShell on your computer, you'll need to remove it to take the SSAT at Home. Here are some steps to follow.
Make sure your computer is fully charged and plugged in on test day.
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On test day, you should start the test 30 minutes prior to your scheduled time by downloading the Secure Browser.
Prohibited items include electronics like cell phones, watches and calculators, bags, coats, and snacks.
We recommend that you uninstall and reinstall the Secure Browser 30 minutes prior to your next test.
Rebooting your computer increases the likelihood that testing will occur no issues.
Yes, we recommend that you use the Chrome browser on a PC or Mac to access your SSAT account, to run the system check, and to install the Secure Browser.
We highly recommend shutting down all programs and rebooting your computer before you start the test on test day for a smoother testing experience.
Students may have two blank pieces of paper, a regular pencil, and a water bottle with no label or a clear glass of water.
The proctor will connect with your student via a chat window inside the Secure Browser.
We recommend starting the install of the Secure Browser from the Chrome browser on your PC or Mac after you close all applications and reboot your computer.
If your student has a disconnection or another technical issue that prevents the completion of the test, rest assured that EMA will work with you.
We recommend having students take the SSAT at Home at different times to allow individual assistance from parents or guardians and preserve internet bandwidth.
Your student will be able to take two (2) scheduled breaks or request an unscheduled break by typing "break" in the proctor chat.
Your student can call a parent our guardian into the room to help if needed.
Review the SSAT at Home test day tips.
Find answers to your test day questions and who to call.
Review the steps below to prepare for a successful test day experience.
Students can now take the SSAT at Home which will have the same content, length, and quality of the traditional SSAT.
The SSAT at Home is offered on select dates.
Learn what devices are allowed during the SSAT at Home.
Learn how to register your student to take the SSAT.
If you do not have access to the equipment or resources required to take the SSAT at Home, please learn about SSAT Equity Kits.
No. Headsets and earphones are not permitted.
No. However, the student will use their webcam during check-in to provide a selfie.
Yes. You will also be required to download and install a secure browser that is used for testing.
If you experience a technical problem in any of these areas during the administration of the SSAT at Home, you'll be able to continue testing.
Yes. When you are taking the test a remote proctor will ensure you are following all testing rules and be there to answer any questions you have.
You must complete the required system check on the same computer and in the same environment where you plan to take the test.
Learn about equity kits.
Learn how to reschedule or cancel your test appointment.
Learn the steps you must complete before test day. Articles will cover how to schedule your test, how to conduct technology and room checks, and test day best practices.
