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Why are my SAT Subject Test scores not yet available?

Why are my SAT Subject Test scores not yet available?

Your Test Administration Had Some Irregularities If your administration differed from the standard protocol, they may be doing further investigation to make sure nothing irregular happened. There have been cases reported of entire schools having their test scores invalidated.

Do colleges automatically see SAT Subject Test scores?

Summary: SAT Subject Test Scores You won’t see the scores before they get sent to school. Otherwise, additional score reports cost $11.25 per report. You can use Score Choice on SAT subject tests, just like with the regular SAT.

What time does SAT subject test scores come out?

around 8 am
How to Get Your SAT Subject Test Scores. Internet score delivery for SAT Subject Tests should take place around 8 am Eastern Time (5 am Pacific Time). According to students, the scores sometimes appear a few hours earlier.

Why does it take so long for SAT scores to be released?

The most random reason would be if the College Board decided to do a random audit of tests to ensure scoring accuracy and your test got chosen. If that were the case, you’d have to wait longer for your scores, but they’d eventually get sent to you.

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What happens if your SAT scores are late?

In short, late test scores are a big gamble —you’re essentially betting that your application won’t be considered until further into the process and that therefore your SAT scores still have a chance to get there without issue.

Will Subject Tests come back?

As students and colleges adapt to new realities and changes to the college admissions process, College Board is making sure our programs adapt with them.

Will subject tests come back?

Is 700 a good SAT Subject Test score?

A good SAT Subject Test Score is one that fits within the range of scores your college usually looks for or accepts. Many colleges are happy with scores of 650 or above, but highly selective schools may want to see a 700 or 750—or even higher.

What does it mean if your SAT score is pending?

Pending means your scores are still being processed. SAT Services will email you when scores are available.