What to Bring on PSAT 10 Test Day

There are only a few things you really need to bring on test day, and a lot of things you'll be better off leaving at home. Be sure to bring:

• Your fully charged device. You must have the Bluebook app installed and exam setup complete before test day if you're testing with a personal device (see detailed device requirements).
• If you're approved to use a screen reader or other assistive technology due to a disability, make sure that the technology is configured for Bluebook before test day. If you're testing with a Chromebook and want to customize your settings, you'll need to do so every time you open Bluebook.
• If you're approved for a screen reader or text-to-speech, you must bring headphones or earbuds.
• A power cord and/or a portable charger. We cannot guarantee you'll have access to an outlet during testing. Your device should be able to hold a charge for 3–4 hours.
• A pencil or pen.
• Scratch paper will be provided—do not bring your own.
• An acceptable calculator. There's a calculator built into the app, but you can bring your own if you like.
• An external mouse if you use one.
• An external keyboard if you use one (you can only use external keyboards with tablets—not laptops).
• An approved photo ID if you're homeschooled or if you'll be testing at a school that is different from the one you usually attend.

Nice to Have

• A watch (smartwatches and watches with audible alarms are prohibited).
• Extra batteries for your calculator and backup equipment—you'll have to ask for permission to access them. They can't be on your desk during the test.
• A bag or backpack.
• A drink or snacks (for your break).
• Epinephrine auto-injectors (for example, EpiPens) are permitted without the need for accommodations. They must be placed in a clear bag and stored under your desk during testing. For policies on other medications and medical devices, contact the Services for Students with Disabilities office.