Are dat offical scores mailed to the student

In the United States, the official scores for standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, and AP exams are typically sent to the student's home address, but the process and timing may vary depending on the testing organization and the student's preferences. Here's a general breakdown:

1. SAT and ACT: The College Board (SAT) and ACT, Inc. (ACT) usually send official score reports to students via mail or email, depending on the student's preference. Students can choose to receive their scores online or by mail. If a student chooses to receive their scores by mail, they will typically receive a paper copy of their score report within 2-4 weeks after the test date.
2. AP Exams: The College Board (AP) sends official score reports to students via mail. Students typically receive their AP scores in July, about 6-8 weeks after the exams are administered.
3. Other tests: For other standardized tests, such as the PSAT/NMSQT, SAT Subject Tests, and TOEFL, the testing organizations usually send official score reports to students via mail or email.

It's essential for students to verify their mailing address with the testing organization to ensure they receive their official scores. Students can usually do this through their online account or by contacting the testing organization directly.

Keep in mind that some colleges and universities may require students to submit official score reports as part of their application process. In these cases, students should ensure that their scores are sent to the institutions they are applying to.