Prefer a no-cost option? Try this method:
- Identify Colleges/Universities:Start by identifying the colleges or universities where you applied before 2004.
- Contact Admissions Offices:Reach out to the admissions office of each institution and ask about obtaining old records, specifically your SAT scores.
- Follow Provided Instructions:Adhere to any instructions given by the admissions office, which might include filling out forms, providing ID, or submitting formal requests.
- Allow for Processing Time:Be patient while the admissions office processes your request. Processing times may vary.
- Receive Archived Records:Once processed, the college or university will provide your archived records, including old SAT scores, at no cost.
Looking to access SAT scores from before 2004? If the free online methods don't work for you, the College Board offers a paid option. Here's a step-by-step guide:
- Check Eligibility:This paid method is mainly for scores earned before 2004 that might not be accessible online.
- Complete the SAT Archived Score Report Order Form:Head to the College Board's site and find the SAT Archived Score Report Order Form.Fill in personal details like name, address, phone number, date of birth, and email. Also, provide info about your high school and test registration.
- Submit Form and Payment:Print the form once filled and mail it with credit card payment to: SAT Program, P.O. Box 025505, Miami, FL 33102.Make sure to mail it before the specified deadline to avoid delays.
- Wait for Processing and Delivery:The College Board typically processes archived score report requests within five weeks.Your old SAT scores will be sent to you and any other recipients listed on the form.
- Consider Rush Service (Optional):Rush reports are available for quicker results, usually processed within two business days.Confirm if your chosen institution accepts rush reports before opting for this service.
- Refund Policy:If your scores can't be found, you can ask for a refund of the Archive Retrieval Fee.
