--- title: How Long Does It Take to Get SAT Scores Back? · PrepScholar description: When do SAT scores come out after the test? How many weeks until you get your score back from the College Board? 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Or maybe you'd like to forget all about it and pretend it never happened (better luck next time)! Either way, your wait time for your SAT scores will be the same: **roughly 13 days.** This article fills you in on all the details of SAT score reporting and offers some advice for what to do once you get your scores.   [![Struggling to get the SAT score you need?   We can help! Our self-paced, adaptive online program lets you study at your own pace while targeting your unique strengths and weaknesses. 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According to the College Board, on your score release day about half of all students will see their scores by 8 am Eastern Time (ET). Sometimes it's as early as 5 am ET (2 am Pacific Time). However, I wouldn't advise refreshing your account over and over at that time since the release time isn't always exact. The other half will see their scores by 8 pm ET (5 pm Pacific). The College Board will send you an email when your scores are available though, so you don’t have to keep checking all day. **Your colleges will get your scores within 10 days after you receive them** (if you've indicated them as score recipients). Check out the chart below for exact score release dates by test date.   [![calendar-point-cc0](https://360031.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hub/360031/hubfs/calendar-point-cc0.jpg?width=572&height=368&name=calendar-point-cc0.jpg)](https://pixabay.com/illustrations/calendar-date-mark-day-hand-4159913/)   ## 2025 and 2026SAT Score Release by Test Dates The chart below shows when you'll be able to see your SAT scores for the test dates in the 2025-2026 school year. The 2025 dates have been confirmed by [the College Board](https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/scores/getting-scores) and the 2026 dates are estimates based on previous years. As you'll see in the chart, for most of these test dates, **you'll get your results just 13-14 days after you take the SAT.** Your SAT score results will be sent to the colleges you indicated within 10 days of you getting your scores.  The College Board [stopped administering the SAT Essay](https://blog.prepscholar.com/college-board-drops-sat-essay#:~:text=Starting%20in%20June%202021%2C%20students,make%20their%20applications%20stand%20out.) in July 2021. That's why you won't find essay score release dates in the table below.   ### 2025-2026 SAT Score Release Schedule | **Test Date** | **Score Release Date** | **Colleges Receive Scores By** | | --- | --- | --- | | August 23, 2025 | September 5, 2025 | September 19, 2025 | | September 13, 2025 | September 26, 2025 | October 10, 2025 | | October 4, 2025 | October 17, 2025 | October 31, 2025 | | November 8, 2025 | November 21, 2025 | December 5, 2025 | | December 6, 2025 | December 19, 2025 | January 2, 2026 | | March 14, 2026 | March 27, 2026\* | April 10, 2026 | | May 2, 2026 | May 15, 2026\* | May 29, 2026 | | June 6, 2026 | June 19, 2026\* | July 2, 2026 | *\*These release dates are tentative and based on previous years' release dates.* These dates are when most students will get their SAT scores, but **an unlucky few might have to wait longer.** They might sign into their College Board accounts to find that their scores still aren't ready. What are some possible reasons why your scores wouldn't show up on score-release day?   ### 2025-2026 SAT School Day Score Release Schedule If you take your exam during one of the [SAT School Day dates](https://blog.prepscholar.com/sat-school-day), your score release dates will be a bit different from the ones listed above. There are two SAT School Day testing periods this year: Fall 2025 (October 1–October 31, 2025) and Spring 2026 (March 2–April 30, 2026). Your school can administer the exam any day within those periods.  The College Board doesn't give exact dates for when you will get scores back on these exams, but it will likely be around the same 13 day wait as for the standard test dates.   [![map-lost-cc0](https://360031.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hub/360031/hubfs/map-lost-cc0.jpg?width=474&height=315&name=map-lost-cc0.jpg)](https://pixabay.com/photos/map-tourism-lost-direction-guide-4152197/) *Are your SAT scores lost?*   ## What If Your SAT Scores Haven't Been Released? There are **a few possible explanations** if your SAT scores aren't released on test day. None are especially common, so I wouldn't worry too much about any of them happening to you! Read on for the four main causes of score delays.   ### Cause 1: Random Test Audit 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. If you didn't get an email or letter from the College Board (they're a fan of sending information out by mail, for some reason), you could give your regional [College Board office](https://about.collegeboard.org/contact-us) a call. Be prepared to be transferred and put on hold for a while, though. If you can't tell, I haven't had the best customer service when it comes to the College Board.   ### Cause 2: Red Flags on Your Test Another possible reason is that your test was flagged because **you improved by an unusually large number of points,** such as 400 or 500 points. If your SAT score goes up hundreds of points between test administrations, the College Board might hold your test to check for **scoring accuracy or signs of cheating.** I worked with an ESL student whose scores were withheld after he improved a few hundred points. We sent in letters on his behalf about all the prep he'd done between tests, but the College Board still canceled his scores in the end. In addition to helping you solve problems while you're taking the SAT, it's a good idea to **show your work in your test booklet** in the event that this happens to you. This way you can more easily prove that you didn't cheat. In these circumstances, or if a teacher reports cheating, the College Board might compare your answers with the answers of those sitting next to you to try to rule out any foul play.   ### Cause 3: Irregularities at Your Testing Site Another possible reason for score delay would be **irregularities at the testing site.** As an example, this happened during the [June 6, 2015 SAT](https://blog.prepscholar.com/college-board-mistake-june-6th-sat-heres-what-will-happen), when some students got an extra five minutes on what should have been a 20-minute section.   ### Cause 4: They're Just Being Slow Finally, the reason might simply be that **the College Board is running behind.** They have a ton of tests to grade from students all over the US and world. If you know other students from your testing center or even testing room who've gotten back their scores, you should [take action](https://blog.prepscholar.com/why-are-my-sat-scores-not-yet-available-take-action-now): call the College Board to try to get to the bottom of it. Speaking of which, how do you know whether others have received their SAT scores?   ## Where to Check If Others Have Received Their SAT Scores On plenty of discussion forums, students get up early (or stay up late, depending on the time zone) and count down to the exact moment when their SAT scores are released. The most up-to-date threads can be found on [College Confidential](http://www.collegeconfidential.com/), on which you can create an account and play your part in the waiting game. Again, **release times vary,** so there's really no use getting stressed and losing sleep over it. Your scores will be there when you wake up in the morning! For students who test at their schools with their peers, you'll likely hear through general word of mouth who got their scores (and whether they were psyched or disappointed). Make sure to **have your College Board username and password on hand** so you can easily sign into your account and view your scores. You can also see whether colleges got your scores. Just go to the "My Scores Sent To" page. If they were sent, the page will say "received" for each college. If not, it will say "pending." Once you get your SAT scores, you can decide whether you're **satisfied** with the outcome or want (and have time) to retake the test. ![weekdays-cc0](https://360031.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hub/360031/hubfs/weekdays-cc0.png?width=258&height=258&name=weekdays-cc0.png)   ## What to Do Once You Receive Your SAT Scores While you shouldn't stay up all night wondering, "When will I get my SAT scores?" and trying to will your scores to appear on-screen, you'll benefit from checking the same day they're released. Why? The sooner you check, the sooner you can figure out **whether you're satisfied with your scores or see room for improvement.** Here are two options for what to do once you get your SAT scores:   ### Option 1: Send Additional Score Reports to Colleges If you're satisfied with your scores and have more than four schools to send them to, start [sending additional score reports](https://blog.prepscholar.com/how-to-send-sat-scores-to-colleges) to colleges. **Make sure to send these colleges your SAT scores as soon as you can so that your colleges will receive them before the application deadline.** Additional score reports are not free and cost **$15 per report** (if you were eligible for a registration fee waiver, however, [you can get these reports free as well](https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/registration/fee-waivers)). If you need your scores to get to your colleges sooner, you can opt for [rush reporting](https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/scores/send-scores-to-colleges/rush-reporting), which costs **an extra $31** (on top of the $15 per report). This service sends score reports to schools within one to four business days.    ### Option 2: Retake the SAT Not satisfied with your scores? If you have time before your [college application deadlines](https://blog.prepscholar.com/college-application-deadlines) and will put in the effort to prep, it's a good idea to [retake the SAT](https://blog.prepscholar.com/should-you-retake-the-sat-or-act-3-step-process). You can base your decision to retest on several factors. **Ask yourself these questions** in order to determine whether you would benefit from taking the SAT again: - What's your **[target score](https://blog.prepscholar.com/what-is-a-good-sat-score-a-bad-sat-score-an-excellent-sat-score)?** - How much prep have you already put in? - How much more time do you have to prepare before your next test? - How many times have you already taken the SAT, and what improvement have you seen? On a related note, because a lot of [colleges superscore the SAT](https://blog.prepscholar.com/which-colleges-superscore-the-sat), **you won't have to worry about accidentally scoring worse on one or more sections.** (If you're prepping effectively, however, this is unlikely anyway!)   ## Recap: When Do You Get Your SAT Scores? In closing, let's go over the most important points to remember about receiving your SAT scores. After you finish taking the SAT, you'll have to wait **about two weeks** to get your scores back. You can check to see whether others have gotten their SAT scores by browsing online forums such as College Confidential or by talking with your peers at school. Once you get your scores, your two main options are to either **send additional score reports to schools** (if satisfied with your scores) or **sign up for a retake** (if dissatisfied with your scores). Don't forget to factor any extra time you need into your plans so you can ensure your scores will be able to get to your schools in time!   ## What's Next? **After you get your SAT scores, you can decide if you're satisfied or if you want to test again.** But what exactly are you aiming to score? This article goes over [what low scores, good scores, and excellent scores are](https://blog.prepscholar.com/what-is-a-good-sat-score-a-bad-sat-score-an-excellent-sat-score). 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