College Board

Definition

The College Board is an organization responsible for developing standardized tests such as the SAT and AP exams. They also provide resources for college planning and admissions.

Related terms

Advanced Placement (AP): A program created by the College Board offering college-level courses in high school.

SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test): A standardized test administered by the College Board used for college admissions.

College Planning: The process of researching, selecting, and preparing for higher education after high school.