The College Board, which is responsible for administering the SAT, is implementing changes to the SAT's content and delivery to better suit the needs of students and educators. Specifically, the SAT will transition from a paper-and-pencil format to a digital assessment platform that can be accessed via computer. Although this shift will bring many benefits for students and educators, the SAT's essential goal of measuring the knowledge and skills needed for college and career readiness will remain the same. The digital SAT will not simply be a digital version of the current test, as it will be easier to take, more secure, and more relevant. For more detailed information about digital SAT scoring, format, and test-day questions, visit the College Board website.