The General Scholastic Ability Test (GSAT) is one of the tests which senior high school students in Taiwan take to apply for admissions to university studies. This paper reviews its English test, using Kunnan’s (2004) Test Fairness framework which includes validity, absence of bias, access, administration, and social consequences and remedies. Although the GSAT excels in access and administration, the College Entrance Examination Center (CEEC), which developed the GSAT, should consider the inclusion of English listening and speaking tests to enhance its validity, and to cater for diverse backgrounds of minority students at the stage of pilot testing so as to reduce potential bias.