<p>Ok, so I am in track & field and there is an invitational tomarrow that is very recognized by college scouts and only the top two athletes in each event at a school get in. I got in for a varsity event that takes place at 2:20pm…I have the SAT tomarrow at 8:00am. Will I be able to take the SAT and make it to the invite by 12:xx-1:00? (I should ideally be there by 12:20) The invite is about 10 mins away from my SAT site. Please give all info like how long test takes and if you think I should drop out of the invite.</p>
<p>I think that you will be enabled to make it in time. The SAT is less than four hours long.</p>
<p>Thing is I should be at that invite by 12:20pm is that an unreachable goal? If I arrive at the invite past 1:20pm I am sure to get a long lecture by the coach along with a DQ/kick from the team =/</p>
<p>Also does the test “drain you” and make you tired thus affecting my performance? How true is that?</p>
<p>Well, even if you were at the testing center for four hours, you still would make it on time with about ten minutes remaining. </p>
<p>I think that varies amongst individuals. You should be enabled to cope with the situation though.</p>
<p>Sometimes the SAT starts really late. Like for me, it was a whole hour late. So it really depends. Since the invitational sounds very important, you could take the SAT at another time. Unless it’s your last/only time to take it or something.</p>
<p>It’s not the last time I can take it as i’m a junior but i’m not sure you can change the date last minute. Can you?</p>
<p>Check the collegeboard site to change or cancel a test date. Theres probably a fee.</p>
<p>Mine ended around 12:30. You’ll probably get there around 1 PM.</p>
<p>After i took my SAT i was completly drained. I couldnt do anything for the rest of the day. </p>
<p>I planned to go to the gym after i took it but i was way too tired</p>