When Do SAT Scores Come Out? Full 2023-24 Schedule

• SAT score release dates occur at several points throughout the year.
• Your SAT score report includes your overall, section, and individual test scores.
• You can choose colleges to send your SAT scores to when you register for the test.

Many students wonder how long it takes to get their SAT scores and how to check their SAT scores once they become available. Typically, you can check your SAT scores about 14 days after taking the test. The College Board makes scores available by 8 a.m. ET on each release date.

Below, you'll find information on SAT score release dates. You'll also learn how to send your scores to colleges and where to find your score report online.

SAT Score Release Dates: Complete 2023-24 Schedule

SAT score reports are made available to students and colleges at several points throughout the year. The College Board typically sends SAT scores to colleges about 10 days after providing them to students.

The table below outlines the SAT score release dates through June 2024. Note that dates with an asterisk symbol* indicate that you'll take the SAT on a laptop or table.

Source: College Board

When Do SAT School Day Scores Come Out?

More than 9,000 schools and 3,000 school districts nationwide have offered SAT School Day, which allows high school juniors and seniors to take the exam during regular school hours.

Students who take the exam through the School Day program can expect to receive their scores in about two weeks. Students register through their schools, although they should also create a College Board account.

The SAT score release dates for the School Day program differ from other SAT score reports. The table below shows the 2023-24 SAT School Day score release dates. Note that dates with an asterisk symbol* indicate anticipated spring SAT School Day dates.

Source: College Board

How to Check SAT Scores Online

You can check your SAT scores by creating a College Board account. You may also opt to receive your report by phone.

The SAT score report indicates your total score out of a possible 1600, along with the percentile in which your score falls. The report also features your Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math section scores, as well as your individual test scores in Reading, Writing and Language, and Math.

Further down in the report, you'll find your cross-test scores and subscores. If you take the SAT multiple times, the document will provide your exam score report for each attempt.

How to Send SAT Scores to Colleges

On test day, you can indicate which colleges or universities you want to receive your SAT scores. The College Board aims to send scores to students' chosen schools within 10 days of the initial release date. Schools that ask applicants to submit their SAT scores typically require official score reports.

The process to send SAT scores to colleges may take a few extra days for students who take the SAT with an essay. Note that only certain students who take the exam through SAT School Day may take part in the essay option.