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| Test Date | Delivery | Status | |
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| Available to students beginning | Sent to colleges beginning | ||
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Oct
1
2011
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Oct
20
2011
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Oct
20
2011
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Available Online |
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Nov
5
2011
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Nov
22
2011
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Nov
22
2011
|
Available Online |
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Dec
3
2011
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Dec
22
2011
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Dec
22
2011
|
Available Online |
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Jan
28
2012
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Feb
16
2012
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Feb
16
2012
|
available in 7 days |
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Mar
10
2012
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Mar
29
2012
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Mar
29
2012
|
Test not yet administered
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May
5
2012
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May
24
2012
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May
24
2012
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Test not yet administered
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Jun
2
2012
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Jun
21
2012
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Jun
21
2012
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Test not yet administered
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Why aren't my scores online?
Your SAT scores are released on collegeboard.org approximately three weeks after you take the SAT. Although most scores are available on the first score release day, a small percentage might not be. If you fall in this small percentage, you will not see your scores online. You will see a message instructing you to check back at a later date.
Please come back to the site on the recommended date—usually about a week later—to check again for your scores and to see your full score report.
Scores may be released later for reasons that include a late receipt of answer sheets, missing information on your answer sheet or information that is inconsistent with your registration information, or other uncommon conditions that flag your test for more attention. Also, if you took a makeup test later than the actual test day, your scores will be released later.
We understand that it can be frustrating if you don't see your scores when you're expecting them, and we appreciate your patience.
See what's happening behind the scenes.Score Reports
Your official score report will be provided to you and your high school, if you included the code, about five weeks after the test. Students who register online and wish to receive a paper score report by mail in addition to the online score report must request it when they register. Students who register by mail and who do not have active College Board online accounts will continue to receive paper score reports.
You may also get your SAT scores by phone by calling customer service. An additional fee applies.
Read more about verifying your scores