Which one is more difficult, sat or act?

SAT is more difficult.

SAT and ACT are similar in difficulty, but ACT has a science part, while SAT does not. For students who prefer liberal arts and business, SAT may be easier; the science part of ACT requires candidates to have strong In terms of logical thinking, test takers generally report that ACT math is more difficult than SAT math.

In addition, in terms of time and question allocation, ACT questions are simpler than SAT, but it requires fast answering speed. 215 questions need to be answered within 2 hours and 55 minutes. The SAT requires candidates to answer 154 questions within 3 hours. The SAT is more difficult.

The ACT test is different from the SAT. The ACT test is more like a subject test. It emphasizes the candidate's mastery of course knowledge and also tests the candidate's ability to think independently and judge. In terms of difficulty, the ACT test is easier than the SAT. Especially for Chinese candidates, choosing the ACT test may make it easier to obtain relatively satisfactory results in the short term.

There are 7 states in the United States that require students to take the ACT test. They are: Illinois, Colorado, Michigan, Kentucky, Wyoming, Tennessee, and Maine. There are no state requirements for the SAT.

SAT, also known as "American College Entrance Examination"?

It is a standardized, written-based academic proficiency test for high school graduates sponsored by the College Board. Its scores are an important academic ability reference indicator for high school graduates from all over the world to apply for admission to American higher education institutions and scholarships.

ACT is known as the "American College Entrance Examination". As a test standard for students' comprehensive abilities, it is not only one of the admission requirements for American universities, but also one of the main basis for universities to award scholarships. This exam is recognized by many American universities, but mostly in the central and western parts of the country.