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How to Print My SAT Scores

How to Print My SAT Scores
May 7, 2011
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High school students all over the country take the Scholastic Aptitude Test prior to applying to colleges. The SAT tests high school students on their knowledge of English, math and science, and colleges use the results in assessing students for admission and placement. You can print your SAT scores by logging on to the SAT website.

Go online and navigate to sat.collegeboard.com/scores. Scores are available about three weeks after the SAT test. Log on to your account by entering your username and password. If you do not have an account you can create one by clicking "Sign Up." You will need to enter personal information such as your full name, student number, Social Security Number and your high school.

View your results. Review the print options on your computer and select the ones you want, such as the number of copies you want to print and whether or not you want to print them in color or black and white.

Depending on your computer you can click the printer icon at the top of your computer screen on the page where your test results are located or you can right click on the SAT score page and select the "Print" option. Click "Print" and wait for your SAT score page to print.

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