Whether you need to take the SAT or ACT for studying abroad depends on the destination and university requirements. In the U.S., most undergraduate programs require either test, though many schools now adopt test-optional policies. Other countries, like the U.K., typically rely on A-levels or equivalent exams but may accept SAT/ACT scores for certain programs.
Research your target universities’ admission criteria early. If required, prepare thoroughly, as scores can impact scholarships. For test-optional schools, strong academics and extracurriculars may suffice. Always verify deadlines and preferred tests with the institution’s admissions office.
