Question 13: Which devices can you use on the DSAT? | 15 Must-Know Answers | The Princeton Review

The College Board’s announcement that the SAT is going digital has spurred all sorts of questions. In this series, our Editor-in-Chief Rob Franek answers your most pressing questions about the Digital SAT in 2023 and beyond!

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