In order to support multiple testing options including the SSAT at Home, testing at a Prometric test center, and paper-based testing, keep in mind these important rules about test changes:

• Once registered for the SSAT at Home or Prometric testing, you may have options to reschedule your date and time, but you may not change your test format.
• If you register for a paper-based SSAT you may have options to change your date and location and may be able to switch to an SSAT at Home or Prometric test center.
  

The SSAT Candidate Handbook sets forth all of the policies and procedures that apply to the Secondary School Admission Test (SSAT). The Handbook includes policies and procedures for examination registration and scheduling, examination administration, scoring, retesting, violations, investigations, errors, and dispute resolution. The policies and procedures in the Handbook help protect SSAT examination content, maintain the integrity of the school application process, and ensure test fairness and validity for all candidates.

All candidates and their parents or legal guardians must read and familiarize themselves with the Handbook and agree to all of the policies and procedures contained therein. All policies and procedures contained in the Handbook are part of the SSAT Candidate Agreement, the text of which is also included in the Handbook. The SSAT is made available to candidates exclusively under the terms of the Agreement, which constitutes a legally binding agreement between The Enrollment Management Association, on the one hand, and candidates and their parents or legal guardians, on the other hand.