SAT Score Release 2026 (Full Calendar + Conversion Tables)

2026 SAT score release calendar with answer sheet and mobile score display graphic.

SAT scores for 2026 will typically be released two to four weeks after each digital SAT test date for U.S. students. You’ll find the full month-by-month calendar below, along with conversion tables for SAT-to-ACT and comparison data for the old (pre-2016) paper SAT. If you’re planning ahead, check the full list of SAT Test Dates 2026 for registration deadlines … Read more

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ACT Registration Deadlines 2025: Dates, Fees & How to Register

The ACT is offered seven times a year — typically in February, April, June, July, September, October, and December. Each test has a regular and a late registration window. Missing one doesn’t mean you’re out — but you’ll pay a late fee and risk your preferred test center filling up. Not sure whether the SAT … Read more

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Best Free SAT Practice Tests (2025) + Smart Study Tips

The truth is, how you practice for the SAT matters more than how much you study. I’ve seen students jump over 100 points just by switching from random question drills to full-length, timed practice tests. The 2025 Digital SAT is faster, adaptive, and trickier — so getting used to its format early is key. The … Read more

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When Are SAT Test Dates in 2025 & 2026 (and How to Register Early)

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The next confirmed SAT test dates are December 7 (2024), March 8, May 3, and June 7 (2025) — plus new confirmed dates for March 14, May 2, and June 6 (2026). Registration usually opens 6–8 weeks before each test date through CollegeBoard.org. Check out our Last-Minute SAT Tips to make the most of your … Read more

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PSAT to SAT Conversion Chart 2025 (and How to Improve 100+ Points)

PSAT to SAT Conversion Chart 2025 showing example score conversions and how to improve your SAT score by 100+ points.

If you just got your PSAT score back, you’re probably wondering — “What does this actually mean for my SAT?”You’re not alone. Every October, over 4.6 million students take the PSAT, and by January, the top question on Reddit’s r/SAT is literally “How do I convert my PSAT score to SAT?” If you’re new to … Read more

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What to Do After the PSAT (2025-26 Student Game Plan)

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You’ve just walked out of the PSAT, probably thinking one of two things: “Glad that’s over,” or “Wait… what now?” See when the next SAT exams are scheduled. Honestly, that’s exactly where most students (and parents) get stuck. The PSAT feels like a big deal in the moment, but once it’s done, there’s this quiet … Read more

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PSAT Score Release 2025: Dates, How to Check, and What to Do Next

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If you took the PSAT this fall, the waiting game has begun. Everyone wants to know the same thing — when will scores actually drop and what happens after that? The College Board releases PSAT scores in multiple waves each year, and 2025 is no exception. I’ve also included real examples from last year’s score … Read more

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Last-Minute SAT Tips: How to Boost Your Score When Time Is Running Out

Last-minute SAT prep tips – what to do the night before and morning of the SAT ( checklist)

If you’re reading this a week—or maybe even a night—before the SAT, don’t panic. You’re not alone. According to the College Board, nearly 2 million students sit for the SAT each year, and a surprising number of them cram in those final hours. Here’s the thing: you can’t learn everything last minute, but you can … Read more

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Digital SAT vs Paper SAT October 2025: What to Bring on Test Day (Checklist)

If you’re sitting for the SAT this October, you’ll need your admission ticket, a valid photo ID, pencils, and an approved calculator—those are non-negotiables. I’d recommend packing extras (like spare batteries and snacks) because once you’re in, there’s no running back out to grab things. (Source: College Board) Most parents overlook how SAT scores tie … Read more

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