Send Your Scores
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There are two ways to send your scores to colleges, universities or scholarship programs:
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During Registration
You receive four free score reports every time you register for the SAT. We highly recommend that you take advantage of these reports, as additional reports are subject to a fee. If you select to report scores from any prior SAT test sitting, they will be reported once scores from your registration are available.
Also, using registration score reports ensures that test scores are sent to colleges as early as possible. Choosing your score recipients during the registration process ensures that colleges have the most complete set of your information to review for admission as well as scholarship awards, course placement, or selection to a specific program or major. In a recent survey, colleges said that receiving score reports is important to them because it shows which students are interested in their schools.
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After Registration
You can send score reports at any time from your "My SAT" account. The time frames for score delivery vary based upon each institution's method of receiving scores. Please remember that an additional week may be needed for the score recipients to process your scores once they receive them.
There is a fee for sending score reports after registration. However, if you are a fee-waiver-eligible student, you may have additional flexible score report credits.
Take Control with Score Choice™
We know that you may feel anxious about taking tests. So we've made the SAT experience a little less stressful by giving you an additional way to report your scores to colleges and scholarship programs.
Score Choice gives you the option to choose which scores (by test date for the SAT and by individual test for SAT Subject Tests™) you send to colleges.
Score Choice can be used for any previous scores with your four free registration score reports, as well as with additional score reports. You can choose scores from one, several or all test dates, as well as view the score-use practices of participating colleges and universities. Colleges and universities will only receive the scores that you send them — your scores will not be released without your specific consent.
