Which statement about the SAT and ACT is accurate?

A. The ACT is used in college admissions decisions, while the SAT is used to place students in the proper courses after they have been accepted.

B. Both tests include an essay section that students must take before enrolling in college English courses.

C. Students usually take the ACT before the SAT because the SAT is considered more challenging.

D. Both tests are used in college admissions decisions, but students are not required to take both of them to enroll in college.

The correct answer is:

D. Both tests are used in college admissions decisions, but students are not required to take both of them to enroll in college.

Step-by-step explanation:

The SAT and ACT are used for college admissions and awarding merit based scholarships.

Both the exams are universally accepted by U. S. colleges. Students may take whichever test they prefer.

Both of the exams have a essay section as optional.

ACT include a science section while SAT do not.

Hence, the correct answer is:

D. Both tests are used in college admissions decisions, but students are not required to take both of them to enroll in college.

D. Both tests are used in college admissions decisions, but students are not required to take both of them to enroll in college.