Getting Your Scores
If you registered for SAT Subject Tests online or you registered by mail and set up a College Board account, you’ll get an email telling you how to sign in to your online score report when scores are ready.
When to Expect Scores
2016
- Available to students beginning Oct. 27.
- Sent to colleges beginning Oct. 26.
- Learn how to send scores.
- Available to students beginning Nov. 29.
- Sent to colleges beginning Nov. 28.
- Register for the November Subject Tests.
- Learn how to send scores.
- Available to students beginning Dec. 23.
- Sent to colleges beginning Dec. 22.
- Register for the December Subject Tests.
- Learn how to send scores.
2017
- Available to students beginning Feb. 23.
- Sent to colleges beginning Feb. 22.
- Register for the January Subject Tests.
- Learn how to send scores.
- Available to students beginning June 8.
- Sent to colleges beginning June 7.
- Register for the May Subject Tests.
- Learn how to send scores.
- Available to students beginning July 12.
- Sent to colleges beginning July 11.
- Register for the June Subject Tests.
- Learn how to send scores.
Paper Score Reports
Students who register online and wish to receive a paper score report by mail in addition to the online score report must request it when they register.
Students who register by mail and who do not have active College Board online accounts will receive paper score reports. They can also get their Subject Test scores by calling customer service, but there’s an additional fee.
Scores by Phone
You can get your Subject Test scores by phone (they’re available on the online release dates above), but it costs extra.
Who Else Gets Sees Your Scores
If you chose score recipients before scores were released, those colleges and scholarship programs will get your score report shortly before you do. Your high school, district, and state will be able to see your scores online, too.
Learn how to send your scores.
If Your Scores Aren’t Online Yet
Most scores are available on the same score release day, but a small percentage might not be. If you fall in this small percentage, you will get a message telling you to check back — usually about a week later.
Some reasons scores may be delayed:
- You took a makeup test later than the actual test day.
- Your answer sheet was received late.
- Your answer sheet is missing information.
- Information on your answer sheet is inconsistent with your registration information.
We understand it can be frustrating if you don't see your scores when you're expecting them, and we appreciate your patience. If your scores aren’t delayed, you can troubleshoot missing scores.
