Last January, with national testing dates looming, schools were filled with uncertainty when it came to which standardized test will be the one administered in Illinois.

Adding further confusion to the mix: In March 2016, the SAT, for the first time, rolled out a revamped version of the test. According to Audra Berg, the head of Sylvan Learning in Springfield, Illinois, the new test will look and feel a lot more like the ACT, and the questions will fall more in line with Common Core standards.

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