Some students trying to take ACT, SAT tests are being assigned to test sites in other states
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CHICAGO - Illinois' incoming high school seniors have been struggling to register for standardized testing ahead of college application season after the pandemic caused testing dates to be canceled.
The Chicago Tribune reports that students weren't able to take the SAT at schools in April, and ACT tests in the spring and summer were canceled after sites closed.
Clay Linder is one senior who secured a spot to take the ACT. But like some, he was registered to take the test in Chicago but was transferred to a site in another state.
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