- Remember which college admissions test you took: ACT or SAT.
- ACT: Your ACT score will be a two digit number from 0 to 36.
- SAT: Your SAT score will be a three or four digit score between 600 and 2400. The current scale started in March 2016 for the Redesigned SAT, which …
- Request a score report from the College Board.
- By mail: Download the request form and mail it to SAT Program / P.O. Box 7503 / London, KY 40742-7503. You’ll need to know your personal information …
- By phone: For an additional fee of $10, you can call to order archived SAT score reports at (866) 756-7346 (domestic), (212) 713-7789 (international), …
You can receive old scores by mail or telephone. You can retrieve archived scores by paying a fee of $31. There is also an additional score reporting fee of $11.25 for each report. Students can also opt for rush reporting, a service where the College Board sends scores to colleges within two working days.
Note that you cannot send old SAT scores via your online College Board account (though you should be able to view your scores). Let’s first go over the two different ways you can order old SAT score reports and the fees for both. Regular SAT score reports cost $12 per report.
Call Customer Service, and have the following information ready: Rush reporting is typically available for older SAT scores. There is an additional rush fee plus the score reporting fee for each report and the retrieval fee for processing the archived scores. Credit card payment is required for phone requests.
Request a score report from the College Board. By mail: Download the request form and mail it to SAT Program / P.O. Box 7503 / London, KY 40742-7503. You’ll need to know your personal information at the time of testing, like your street address, and will also need to choose recipients to whom you’d like the SAT scores sent.
How to get SAT score?
Method 2: By Phone. To retrieve your SAT score by phone , call the College Board customer service number at 866-756-7346 if you’re in the US, or 212-713-7789 if you’re outside the US. Make sure you have the following information ready to give over the phone: Your current name and address.
To send your old SAT scores by mail, simply download an Archived Score Report Order Form from the College Board website and complete each section on it. You’ll need your exact test date and registration number to fill it out. This information can be found on your SAT admission ticket.
Once you have left high school and have not tested for a year, your SAT scores and responses to the SAT Questionnaire are removed from the active file —in other words, they’re archived . When an SAT score is archived, it’s not as accessible, and there is an additional $31 fee to get an archived score from the College Board.
With rush reporting, SAT scores are typically sent to colleges within two to four business days. Note that although scores are sent faster, this does not mean that colleges will process them any faster than normal.
However, because you’re sending old SAT scores, there is an additional $31 archived fee. This comes out to a total of $43 per old score report.
In general, an SAT score will mean the same thing no matter when you take the SAT. In other words, a 1250 on an SAT from 2016 should equal a 1250 on an SAT from 2018, 2019, 2020, and so on. This means that you should be able to compare an SAT score from one year with another SAT score from a different year without issue.
Even middle-aged job applicants could be asked for their SAT scores!
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