Can sat scores be mailed to me
Yes, SAT scores can be mailed to you. Here's how:
- Check your SAT account: Make sure you have created an account with the College Board, the organization that administers the SAT. If you haven't already, create an account to access your scores and other information.
- Request a score report: Log in to your SAT account and go to the "Scores" section. Click on "Request a Score Report" and select the scores you want to receive. You can choose to receive scores for a specific test date, a range of test dates, or all your scores.
- Choose your score report format: You can choose to receive your scores in one of three formats:
- Paper score report: A physical copy of your scores will be mailed to you.
- Electronic score report: Your scores will be sent to your designated colleges and universities electronically.
- Both paper and electronic score report: You can choose to receive both a paper copy and an electronic copy of your scores.
- Pay the fee: There may be a fee associated with requesting a score report. The fee is typically $11 for a paper score report or $12 for an electronic score report.
- Wait for your scores: Once you've submitted your request, it may take 2-4 weeks for your scores to be mailed to you.
Note: If you're a student with a disability, you may be eligible for accommodations, such as having your scores mailed to you in a different format or receiving them earlier. Contact the College Board to learn more about these accommodations.
Remember to keep your scores safe and secure, as they may be required for college applications and other purposes.