The College Board has moved its flagship SAT exam to a digital-first format.

This story explores the debate around this major shift.

Pro: the digital test is shorter, more secure, and provides faster score reports.

Con: it raises concerns about the 'digital divide' for students without reliable access to devices and internet.

Pro: the adaptive format can provide a more accurate measure of a student's ability.

Con: some students may experience screen fatigue or find it harder to focus on a digital test.

This is a balanced look at the arguments for and against the new Digital SAT.

Hear from students, educators, and testing experts on both sides of the issue.

This is a critical conversation about the future of standardized testing in the US.

Is the Digital SAT a step forward for equity and efficiency, or a new barrier for students?