How do you call people who are going to take SAT?

Question

In Korea, we have a specific word refers to the students who are going to Korean SAT.

How about in America or UK? It is ok to call them 'college applicants' or 'SAT examinee'?

Also, how do you say when you want to encourage them?

Is it all right to say "Cheer up examinees! Good luck to all?"

I have some students who are going to take Korea SAT next week. '

I want to cheer them up (?) in English.

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

There is no special word in the US.

Students often take the SAT or ACT many times, usually when they are juniors and seniors in high school. It's not a big deal.

Anonymous · Answer

In your title "How do you call" should be what do you call.

Michelle ChaHow about in America or UK?

How about in America or the UK?

Michelle ChaSAT

This is unfamiliar in the UK.

Michelle Chacollege

In the UK, this does not mean the same thing that it does in the USA. See the introduction of the article here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College as well as this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/College#United_Kingdom

Michelle ChaAlso, how do you say when you want to encourage them?

You should replace "how" with what.

Michelle ChaIs it all right to say "Cheer up examinees! Good luck to all?"

Possibly but, I would replace "examinees" with everyone.

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