The SSAT test is a standardized test used by admission officers to assess the abilities of students seeking to enroll in an independent school in the United States. The SSAT test measures the basic verbal, math, and reading skills students need for successful performance in independent schools.
The SSAT test is administered by the Enrollment Management Association (EMA), a nonprofit organization that provides professional support, advocacy, and smart, strategic enrollment tools to the enrollment offices of more than 1300 independent schools.
- Elementary Level SSAT – For children currently in 3rd and 4th grades who are applying for admission to 4th and 5th grades.
- Middle Level SSAT – For children currently in grades 5 - 7 who seek admission to grades 6 through 8..
- Upper Level SSAT – For children currently in grades 8 - 11 who are applying for admission to grades 9 through PG (Post Graduate).

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Test results are typically available after 20 to 25 days. Candidates can access their scores online through their profiles. Additionally, candidates have the option to send their scores to up to 4 schools free of charge. For the Digital SAT, quicker score reporting is offered, with scores available after 13 days.

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- Elementary level students can take up to two Standard tests and one Flex test per testing year. Remember, that the Elementary level is not available on every Standard test date.
- Middle and Upper level students can take the SSAT multiple times per testing year. There are limits for the various modes of SSAT testing and not all may be available where you are. For the computer-based SSATs, Prometric (available worldwide) and SSAT at Home (only available in the US and Canada), students may take up to a combined total of 2 per testing year. For the paper-based SSATs, Flex and Standard, students may take all the Standard tests and up to 1 Flex test per testing year.

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