1. Score Report Return

2. “What do I do now with the results?”
C’mon guys – this is helpful for college
Better than being in class! Haha
“But what exactly was the benefit of devoting half a school day to a test that “doesn’t count?”
“What do I do now with the results?”
Um… Not really?

3. SAT Practice on Khan Academy
4 Main Reasons Why
#2 Strategy
Putting your test taking strategies to practical use. See if what you think works – works!
#1 Reason
#3 Awards
Money is always on our mind! Of the 35,000 students that may qualify as a commended student about 1/3 will receive some kind of an award to help pay for college.
#4 Training
Getting our self ready for the long haul. By taking the PSAT we are training ourselves for the physical act of taking such a long exam. We take the surprise factor out.
Personalized
SAT Practice on Khan Academy
Use access code

4. Getting my scores

5. How to View Your Scores From This Website
Create a free College Board account.
While signed in, go to the score reporting portal.
Verify your personal information to view your scores.
Using a Confirmation
If you provided an address during testing, you’ll get a message when your scores are ready. Once you get the confirmation
Follow the instructions and create a free College Board account.
Use the access code from the to view your scores.
Using an Access Code
If your school has given you an access code for scores:
Use the access code to view your scores.

6. How to read the results

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9. SAT Dates and Registration Deadlines
December 2, 2017
March 10, 2018
May 5, 2018
June 2, 2018
Registration Deadline
November 2, 2017
February 9, 2018
April 6, 2018
May 3, 2018
Late Registration Deadline
November 21, 2017
February 28, 2018
April 25, 2018
May 23, 2018

10. What is a good score on the SAT 2017?
As you may know, the SAT is scored on a scale of  According to the College Board, the average SAT score for 2017 is 1083 (for college-bound 11th and 12th graders), which is close to the 50th percentile
Do Community Colleges require you to take the SAT?
 Community colleges do not require SAT or ACT scores. They usually have open enrollment and have students take a placement test in math and English to determine their level in these classes. SAT or ACT scores could exempt you from these tests and determine your placement.

11. Compass